Slaughterhouse Rulez
Slaughterhouse Rulez

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A mom signs her teenage son, Don, up for a co-ed boarding school that looks more like a castle in the English countryside. Seeing a photo of cute Clemsie, Don agrees to go there. The school's name, Slaughterhouse, is a warning of what awaits - pecking order and much worse. Fracking is taking place near the school resulting in earthquakes, sinkholes, methane leaks etc. Anti-fracking demonstrators camp in the woods.... (Full plot summary below)

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A mom signs her teenage son, Don, up for a co-ed boarding school that looks more like a castle in the English countryside. Seeing a photo of cute Clemsie, Don agrees to go there. The school's name, Slaughterhouse, is a warning of what awaits - pecking order and much worse. Fracking is taking place near the school resulting in earthquakes, sinkholes, methane leaks etc. Anti-fracking demonstrators camp in the woods.

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The Mail on Sunday (UK) - 8/10 by Matthew BondIt takes a while to find its stride as fracking begins in the grounds of the frightfully posh Slaughterhouse School but is very funny - and spectacularly gory - once it does.
Metro (UK) - 6/10 by Anna SmithEvery cliché is an intentional parody but while there's enough suspense and humour to pass the time, this isn't as clever as previous Pegg/Frost/Wright classics such as Shaun Of The Dead.
Film Inquiry - 6/10 by Linsey SatterthwaiteThe horror element from the creatures fails to produce any effective jumps or scares and there is no sense of high stakes involved in the fate of a bunch of, mostly unlikeable, characters.
Guardian - 6/10 by Andrew PulverSlaughterhouse Rulez, for a horror-comedy, is neither particularly scary or especially funny. But it does have an amiable sort of charm.
Daily Mail (UK) - 6/10 by Brian VinerUnless you're fed up with comedy-horror films which blend Tom Brown's Schooldays with Jurassic Park, then you might like the thoroughly bonkers Slaughterhouse Rulez...
Times (UK) - 6/10 by Ed PottonA fracking-related subplot is possibly a step too far in the name of topicality, and the monsters look like the offspring of the dog from Ghostbusters and a blancmange. But it's good, if not exactly clean, fun.
Independent (UK) - 6/10 by Geoffrey MacnabBits are good, bits are bad and quite a lot is plain baffling but the overall effect is invigorating.
Kermode & Mayo's Film Review - 6/10 by Mark KermodeIt looks to me like something that lost its way in the edit... overall I think it doesn't hang together.
Starburst - 5/10 by Paul MountThe jokes are lame, laboured and signposted or just not funny, and the meat of the story -- the creatures emerging from the sinkhole -- takes far too long to arrive to finally kick the film out of its torpor.
Time Out - 4/10 by Mark SalisburyLoud, brash, and almost entirely laugh-free.

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