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See No Evil

Oh dear ..........A slasher flick directed by Porno Film maker Gregory Dark and starring Glen Jacobs as Jacob Goodnight/Kane the serial Psychopath ........you couln't make it up..............can it get any worse ?.........You bet your life it can..........A small town policeman Williams (Stephen Vidler) and his partner break into a house and rescue a girl who's been tortured and by a pyschopath, unfortunately Williams partner is killed by the big brute who has a a penchant for eyeballs and although Williams manages to fire a shot off and wound him he barely gets away with his life.........Pause.........

And Several years later fully recovered and on lighter duties............. Williams is in charge of eight youth offenders who form part of a trial scheme to help renovate an old derelict hotel into a homeless hostel......... Enter a cross between Mrs Danvers and Norman Bates' Mother who is over seeing the project, or haunting the building I couldn't quite figure which one ....... but little do they realise that Goodnight (Sweet Prince) is hiding in the building and ready to poke their eyes out quicker than you can say Optrex as he brutally picks them off one by one . Poor Kane (Sugar to his mates) was of course mentally and phyically abused as a boy leaving him with a strange obession for religious tatoos and people's peeper's..........Someone who really should have run away with the circus at a young age but would have ended up doing strange things with a tent peg no doubt......... Grisly and predictable,with acting that makes Keanu Reeves look like Sir Lawrence Olivier it really is for horror fans only...........Well those who have a marginal IQ of about 20 anyway..........

Very Good For A WWE Film

When I saw the trailor for this film I was exited i saw something in the mould of friday the 13th but with more interesting plot line rather than just a run of the mill slasher in tired 80's package.

Credit must be given to Kane For his on screen presanceit was a credibile performance by the big man (although it was irritating in the extras when he refuses to drop his WWE Charactor during his interview and talk as Glen Jacobs)

The Film Has A Lot Of Dark Humor mixed with some excellent gore scenes, most of death scenes are done brutally with some brilliantly used irony (e.g. mobile phone down throat scene), and some excellent CGI scenes which i don't normally enjoy but were used to great effect.

Reasons are given why this is event is happening and it also has a good back story which sets you up and gives you an insight into Jacob Goodnight.

This Film Is miles better than the WWE's other attempt at creating a blockbuster The Marine (John Cena) which bombed and rightfully so.

However I would like to see more Kane On Movie screens, i feel this role in particular can be reprised over and over, and why not Michael Myers, Jason and Freddy have been killed adleast 50 times between them.