At times it can be a clever parody of the horror genre, but ultimately it becomes bogged down in cliche, not all the jokes land the way they should, and the character progression is too rushed.
A tighter script could have saved it. And compared to the director's previous work with the clever Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil, it kind of pales in comparison, not meeting the bar that have already been set by previous horror comedies.
Adam Scott is always good though regardless of what he's in.
Not good, not terrible. Watchable. (6/10)
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