It's useful being top banana in the shock department.

That acting was horrible.

That was incredible. I have not seen a movie like that in a long time. I wonder how much they got paid to act that bad.

I would put $20 on it that this is a movie from Troma. It just stinks of that B-movie goodness they put out. I have The Toxic Avenger and Cannibal: The Musical and this looks right up that alley. I want to know what prompted the mass murder of camping children though.

Edit: Yup it's from Troma.

Beware! Children at Play is a 1989 horror film directed by Mik Cribben and distributed by Troma Entertainment. The film follows the inhabitants of a small rural town whose children are disappearing at an alarming rate and whose adults are simutaneously being killed in a ritualistic fashion. It is revealed early on that the kids are being inducted into a group of cannibalistic zombie children who live in the woods.

The film is one of Troma's most controversial titles due to its gruesome finale, a ten-minute sequence where the townspeople brutally murder each of the cannibalistic children using firearms, pitchforks, and other assorted weapons. According to Lloyd Kaufman, when the film's trailer played at the Cannes Film Festival before a screening of 'Tromeo and Juliet', nearly half of the theatre walked out in protest.

I'm glad movies today generally don't show the actual killing of children.

However, I concur that was by far the worst movie I've ever seen put together.

*sheds a tear*

Quite possibly the most awesome and compelling acting I have ever seen! 18/10!!

Are you offended by this: *clip rated M for Mature, do not watch Soriku!*

The anime is Higurashi no naku koro ni.

Why would I be offended? Because of the awesome special effects? Because of the awesome acting?

not offended...

I am just a bit offended by the horrible acting... I mean... that was... oh god that was awful.