Agreed, "Laid to Rest" was ace, a very nice return to the slasher genre's essentials with a modern twist.
Had it come out in the 80's it would have gotten far more glowing reviews than in this age of endless nitpicking and moaning on the global net.... To criticise this for its "weak" plot and "shallow characters" (I thought them to be way over average in this sub genre) while simultanously getting all nostalgic about the likes of "Friday, the 13th Part III" or "The Burning" in the next sentence... Sometimes I just don't get the horror fanbase anymore, particularly when their attitude to new horror fare is concerned
Can't wait for the sequel
