Kacey Rohl

Humberly González

Asha Bromfield

Varun Saranga

Nikki Duval

Jonathan Langdon

Lauren Collins

Linda Goranson

Annie Chen

Brittany Bristow

Kate Ross

Michael Xavier

Spencer MacPherson

E. Nova Zatzman

Sally Bishop

Rupert Lazarus

Trevor Calverley

David Trevail

Jennifer Essex-Chew

Suzanne Keilly

Jem Garrard

Liam Macdonald

Keegan Jessamy

Bryce Mitchell

Daniel Iron

Armand Leo

Lance Samuels

Josh Van Houdt

Peter Harvey

Samantha Levine

Moe Rai

Jessica Reynolds

Patrick Arias

Claire Baumann

Adam Richard Benish

Joe Melton

Paul Accadia

Tim Boyd

Cassandra Depetrillo

Stephanie DePetrillo

Andrew Deutschlander

Lucas Gentilcore

Jeff Johnson

Michaelo Maxymiw

Matthew Therrien

Daniel Vella

Allan Westlake

Eric Apps

Allan Fung

Jesse Gillingham

Richard Harkness

Melissa Hinton

Scott Hitchon

Dave Murray

Tom Murray

Scott Shepherd

Virginia Storey

Sean Van Delft

David Yonson

David Antonacci

Audrey Barrett

Graham Chivers

Kayla Dobilas

Kyle Doust

Horror

Comedy

TV Movie

Killer High

Blue Ice Pictures

Syfy

Canada

United States of America

***A ten-year high school reunion interrupted by a warthog monstrosity...***

...that pretty much tells you everything you need to know about “Killer High” (2018), as far as plot goes. It’s a made-for-TV horror/comedy with several laugh-out-loud scenes and some interesting filming techniques, like angles and stills. The warthog monster is linked to the school’s mascot and it’s ferocious, but kinda goofy-looking. There’s a lot of quality gore, if that’s your thang.

The cast is ethnically diverse and likable, led by Kacey Rohl as the amusing protagonist who organizes the reunion. Varun Saranga and Asha Bromfield co-star as her main pals. On the female front, curvy cutie Niamh Wilson (Michelle) stands out, but she’s out of the picture after the first ten minutes.  Lauren Collins (Carrie) is good, but they don’t do enough with her. Humberly González (Rosario) is striking, but she needs to eat some hamburgers.

The film runs about 90 minutes and was shot exclusively in-and-around a brick high school (I can’t find any location info). The opening reminded of my juvenile years breaking into our high school for kicks.

GRADE: C+ (5.5/10)

English

Official Trailer