Lantern's Lane

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Loved this film! Story kept me on the edge of my seat. Unexpected twists and turns, seasoned actors. Takes a lot to scare me and I was very scared! Highly recommend!

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie! I love horror and this was one of the best 've seen in ages. It was innovative and scary and the production values were great. I'll watch again for sure. Bravo!

I highly enjoyed this movie and watching the storyline unfold! I looked it up after the movie, and this is based on a real Illinois urban legend. I love movies based on real stories, and I just added this one to the list!

-The movie started out slow. Very slow. I almost turned it off, but decided to hang in a bit longer. -At first, even the acting was not so good. The whole pretense and idea of the movie was a bit lame. - --However, I will say that half way into the movie, when they realized the prank was real, the movie picked up some momentum. -- Ironically, as the movie progressed, the acting became a bit better too. The whole idea behind the prank gone murderous wrong, because someone moved on with their life and was no longer a newly high school graduated best friend, was completely stupefied and feebly scripted. -- The movie was okay, not horrible, but not white knuckling scary neither.

Good Slasher, i don't know why people didnt like it that much. The 1h30 were fast and the movie was pretty good, i maybe enjoyed it cause i'm young huh?

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I'm not movie critic. I am a lifelong horror junkie and I can honestly say that this movie is not an instant classic by any stretch of the means, but it's not the worst slasher movie ever made either. I don't watch films with the intent of trashing and dismembering them either. So, with that being said, It was worth a watch, once.

The acting in this movie has to be the worst acting I have ever seen. How they let this thing be released to the general public escapes me. Please do not waste your time. Watch another movie.

The storyline was enough to keep me interested through the end, but I'd call it a B-grade movie due to the lack of realism. It was clear that no one involved in the movie knew much about firearms. The handgun Layla finds is a 1911 style .45. It holds seven rounds (eight if a round is carried in the chamber). After Layla fires the second round, the slide locks in the rear position. This means the gun is empty, yet she fires a third round from it seconds later without reloading. No one (except crackheads and Deputy Barney Fife) carries a handgun with only one or two rounds in it.