It's a bit of a shame they went out on the most visually plain of these films and also the most chaste... ah well. Chad Allen is very fun to watch.

Buried under an endless string of every horror movie beat you've seen for the past 10 years is a really interesting theme about Capitalism-plus-Evagelicals, but it's left suffocated by the most rote filmmaking and the inevitable faith-in-god-saves-you motif.

Can we please, for the love of all that is good, retire the falling-for-the-straight-guy story?

People in this film were weirdly okay with a horrifically abusive character and that's worrying.

That ending too, like no...N. O. No.

Just as enjoyable the second time around!

Lots of deep background gags to pick up on and some subtle music motifs.

Such a fucking delight!