Director:
Tyler MacIntyreCámara:
Pawel PogorzelskiMúsica:
Russ Howard IIIReparto:
Alexandra Shipp, Brianna Hildebrand, Josh Hutcherson, Craig Robinson, Kevin Durand, Jack Quaid, Timothy V. Murphy, Nicky Whelan, Austin Abrams (más)Sinopsis(1)
Sadie y McKayla están tan obsesionadas con las redes sociales que han decidido urdir un macabro plan: secuestrar a Lowell, un asesino en serie, para que las adiestre en el arte del horror y poder, así, petarlo en internet. Al principio, todo va según previsto, pero cuando las cosas se tuerzan y Lowell quede libre, a las autodenominadas "chicas trágicas" no les quedará más remedio que reconsiderar su plan. (Sitges Film Festival)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Tragedy Girls is a noteworthy new release, riding the wave of Scream and today's Instagram phenomenon and their passionate obsession. The two main characters are willing to kill for followers and likes and unleash a decent high school horror story in their wake. It's admittedly a teen horror film, so anyone who doesn't like movies like this might as well go home, but I had fun. The gore is surprisingly good and I'm glad this isn't another PG-13 flick. the references to older horror films are also nice (Halloween, Final Destination, etc.) and the cast includes some very eye-pleasing ladies, even if they are all cows for the most part. Perhaps silly, but a nicely shot, brisk, occasionally funny and entertaining horror film that comes out slightly above average in the current drought. Had the finale been better, I would have gone for 4 stars. 65%
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Tragedy Girls is, from my point of view, an entertaining American slasher horror movie, which might be quite predictable, although this does not change the fact it is quite entertaining. This movie delivers exactly what most slasher movies try to give you and in this case, it works. In addition, the two girls in the lead are just great.
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