Bust out those JNCO jeans and baby-doll shirts, we're going back to 1998!!!
Hello Disturbing Behavior
As someone who graduated in 1997, this one hit me in all the best feels. I could almost smell the Calvin Klein perfume ... and was that Bush's Glycerine playing quietly in the background?
My younger brothers tend to make fun of how much I *got into* the '90s. I really got into the '90s, folks. Grunge was the best thing that ever happened to an angry teen, living in Seattle.
And that is when my heart burst right open - when I saw that this film takes place in Washington (filmed in Canada, of course)!
I can't believe it's taken me over 20 years to finally see this film, but maybe I liked it more now that 20 years has passed. This movie is old enough to drink now.
Here we have a grieving family. They are taking the big step to move to a small town in the woods so as to escape the heartbreak of loosing a son. Everyone is excited for the fresh start except their high school student son - reluctant and in need of counseling.
He falls into, of course, the interesting crowd who school him into the cliques of the school. There's one cliques in particular that is a little *too perfect* and alarmingly *too violent*.
Let the madness and mass violence begin!
This is a fun film, and especially nostalgic for you 1990's graduates. It's also surprisingly shocking, dark, and menacing. You know, the '90s.
Gather friends from high school for a movie night. Pairs with Bugles and Surge or Fruitopia. Be sure to have The Fly's Got You (Where I Want You) prepped on the stereo.
I watched this film on Hulu. Use the links on Horror Habit's sidebar to locate where else you can find this unique blinded by science slasher.
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