Director(s): David DeCoteau

Writer(s): N/A

Cast: Forrest Cochran, Sean Faris, Stacey Scowley, Justin Allen, C. J. Thomason, Jennifer Capo, Noah Frank, Greg Lyczkowski, Ari Welkom

Synopsis: John is a new student at an exclusive private school, he and his friends have been having trouble with a group of bullies, who also happen to be the most popular guys in the school. Then Luc arrives, and offers John and his friends a chance at everything they could ever want. Only they must become warlocks by breaking the 10 Commandments. 

My Review: I saw the first film to this trilogy, and I thought this one would pretty much follow the same path. At least with the first film I could sit through it, and it was a pretty good storyline (as far as I can remember, I saw it long ago). 

When I rented the film, I thought it was going to be a horror movie, but instead it almost seemed like a gay soft-core porn or something. Seriously, throughout the whole movie, the 4 guys are sitting around in the underwear, or licking each others fingers/faces. 

There is a scene in the movie where I swear they were doing an advertisement for sunglasses. I mean really, they showed the guys walking in slow motion, with their silly sunglasses, trying to look cool. All the other students look at the guys almost as if they are God or something. The scene had to have lasted at least 5 minutes. 

Gore: What gore. There wasn't any at all. Yeah, sure there were murders, but there was only fake blood lying on the ground, or at one point, on a guys neck. Way too fake, and really boring. 

Character Development: There wasn't too much of a development of any of the characters except for the beginning of the film. They show you each guy, and tell you something about them. Other then that, those are the only people we really get to know anything about. 

Sexual Content: Sure there is lots of suggestive scenes with the main guys towards each other. There is also a scene where they pretty much have their way with a girl, but they don't show anything. Not even a tit shot.  So my question is why the hell is it rated with a warning on the box? I don't even think they swear once in the film. 

Acting: Overall the acting totally sucked.  John (Sean Faris) and Mary (Stacey Scowley) were the strongest actor and actress in the film by far. Perhaps they will get better roles in better films. Sean Faris has already appeared in Pearl Harbor. Unfortuanatly I saw another bad horror movie that Stacey Scowley appeared in, Hell Asylum. 

Overall: Don't waste any money at all on this film. I really wish I didn't. It isn't even worth using as a drink coaster!