Well, let's say I didn't have much expectation. I wasn't crazy about the trailer. but the film is fairly good.

The story is the bizarre tale of a woman who hit a man with her car and discovered him stuck on her bumper, based on a true story or an urban legend.

The teacher in this case is played by the solid Corrigan, whose teeth give him a feral appearance, and this is his scariest role so far.

I was pleasantly surprised by the lead actress and the events that unfolded. She's doing a fine job and she's pretty sexy. Very natural.

Worth watching, not bad at all for nightmare horror /suspense.

Don't drink and drive folks, there are lunatics you could hit out there!

This movie reminded me of a comic book more than a regular movie. It was like watching a comic unfold from scene to scene. When they used the split screens and the wipes it was like out of a graphic novel type of stuff. It just had the general "feel" of a comic book adventure. I was not expecting that.

This is a weird movie. The way they made the movie is a little peculiar in style the way it moved from real to unreal. There are weird angles and jarring edits sometimes. There were some scary scenes here and there. What I liked about it most was that it wasn't trying to be pretentious or more than a nifty B movie pleaser, and it broke some conventions and rehashed some horror movie clichés in its own way.

This horror flick somehow reminded me of the "Creepshow 2" episode 'Dead Man's Curve" and less, but to a certain degree, "I Know what you did last summer". This film holds up pretty well on its own, though. The story seems to be based on an urban legend where someone finds they accidentally hit a stranger at night and brought them back home to the garage stuck on the bumper and barely alive. I found that whole idea entertaining and scary. This is followed by an attempted murder and revenge.

The acting for a horror film is pretty good. The lead girl Mary and the boyfriend Rick are convincingly authentic, much more than I expected. Kevin Corrigan (from The Departed) plays the twisted bad guy and while I wish there had been more of him, I liked what I saw. He had a certain creepiness that caught me off guard.

All in all, much to my surprise, this little movie offered a lot more than I thought, intense action sequences, some gore, horror, suspense and last but not least, some good dance music.