Robert Heath's horror is riddled with plot holes and atrocious dialogue, but has a couple of brilliantly bananas performances and the odd crunchy jump

All the best student bashes include sex, drugs and a cracking game of truth or dare.

But the fun goes bad at one knees-up: a nerdy lad kills himself and, three months later, his friends are summoned by his soldier brother to a remote cabin in the woods for some game-related vengeance.

And we're not talking Pictionary.

Robert Heath's horror is riddled with plot holes and atrocious dialogue, but has a couple of brilliantly bananas performances and the odd crunchy jump.

Rating: 2/5

HorrorCatherine Shoardguardian.co.uk © 2012 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies.

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