Trepidity

As always, Acrostar Films really delivered. With enough blood to satisfy Dracula, Trepidity joins the ranks of classic 80s horror. Loved the premise, including the beginning (from the 70s). From the onset, the creep factor was high, with an excellent urban legend, a sinister location, and characters both likable and not so much. The characters themselves were so accurate to the era and to that particular horror movie subgenre. Their clothes evoked a certain nostalgia for those of us who remember the 80s, and their mannerisms. As for their attitudes, I will admit to a bit of sadistic pleasure in watching the too-stupid-to-live teens meet their comeuppance.