Extremity

While similar in theme to last years Shudder Exclusive Ruin Me, Extremity pays off an ending that blows the competition away. Our lead, Dana Christina is excellent in her role. Without going into spoiler territory she plays some one who had something horrible happen to her in her past and is using an extreme haunt as a sort of therapy to get her through her past trauma. What follows is a really cool psychological study as the lines around her become blurred. Are things in the haunt getting out of control, or is she just getting lost in her trauma and losing touch with reality. It's a fun trip with a Great ending. I've enjoyed all of Anthony DiBlasi's films so far and am looking forward to what he does next.

Lead character goes through hell just to get into the haunted attraction. Signs waivers, gets a doctors note (forged), kneels before the game master and basically sells him her soul, then proceeds to scream "No!", "Stop!" And "Help Me!" as soon as the game begins.

I'm really not sure why this has such horrible reviews or why people call it "pretentious"? This is a gory, entertaining movie. New movies these days focus so much on social media, stupid new norms, etc. This movie had a solid, cohesive story that kept you wanting to see where it went and what was going to happen. If you like a bloody mess of a movie, watch this. So good!

I must admit that the synopsis for the 2018 horror movie titled "Extremity" definitely sounded interesting, and the synopsis and the movie's cover were the selling points for me. I hadn't heard about the movie prior to sitting down late in 2020 to watch it. And I managed to endure 30 minutes of the ordeal, then I was ready to claw my eyes out. Wow, this movie was bland and pointless, and nothing worthwhile at all happened in the 30 minutes of torture that I sat through. I simply gave up on the movie out of sheer and utter boredom, and I have absolutely no interest in returning to watch the rest of it. The acting in the movie was bland, but I doubt it was because the actresses and actors were not good, it was just simply because of the non-existing proper storyline, script and dialogue. The storyline, at least what I managed to suffer through, was nothing more than just something that seemed like it was made up on the spot as director Anthony DiBlasi attempted to stumble through whatever it was that writer David Bond believed would pass as a functioning horror movie. "Extremity" was a massive swing and a miss from director Anthony DiBlasi and I must say that you are better off spending your time, money and effort elsewhere if you enjoy horror movies with at least a fair amount of entertainment to it. My rating of "Extremity" lands on a generous two out of ten stars.

If you're one of those trigger warning types of people that exist now, don't watch this. Very dark subject matter. Like the darkest possible. For a gory revenge fantasy with some other fun plot elements and themes that played out perfectly in the end, I thought it was really great. Vengeance and violence and weirdness abound, great movie.

I paid to watch this piece of terrible garbage online, and that is the only reason I continued watching this movie until the end. Whoever wrote this movie, knows nothing about being original. Everything in this movie has been done, many times, and over and over before. It is excruciating to sit through this piece of junk. Just a terrible excuse for a movie. Whoever made this movie needs to stop making movies. Did I say it was terrible? It's really bad, and I mean bad. Do not waste your time or money on this. You will be sorry if you do.

The acting, the pacing, the script, and editing are some of the most ponderous I have ever seen in a lifetime of watching movies in a variety of genres and a myriad of budgets. In a film that promises chills and surprises there are simply are none. Nothing was scary, nothing was learned, there is no character development. I simply don't see a reason why this film needed to exist. Go watch Ruin Me instead because at least you will have way more fun

Terrible acting, terrible premise, predictable and unscary, underdeveloped characters, bad writing, and contains aspects of a contrived agenda. The aforementioned traits are all typical of this director. Is neo-feminism invading horror now too? Oh, and there's no nudity... but they tease with it early and often. The entire product is just one gigantic frustration. An incoherent mess from start to finish. For instance, you'd think the main character's phobia was being wet... they half-assedly explain this via flashbacks, but the movie contradicts itself later as if they were rewriting the script as they were shooting.