Hell Fest in 4K offers a blast of color and clarity, with a high dynamic range and intense lighting The movie follows a serial killer who targets victims at a horror-themed fair called "Hell Fest" While the concept has potential, the movie falls short in execution, lacking deadly pizazz and relying too heavily on labored sets and predictable scares. The 4K version of the movie is technically impressive, but the movie itself may not be worth the watch for horror fans seeking a truly terrifying experience.

This slasher could not be any more mediocre... and that is exactly what the genre needs. This was the Funhouse but so much better, a true throwback to the 90s era slashers. I am calling it now, Bex might become the next Linnea Quigley. Her run on Scream and now this treats her as the hipster punk that is just waiting to get diced. Good cinematography especially for a movie that is supposed to primarily take place in the dark. My major criticism is the lack of staying power for the slasher. He (or she) was just meh. I hope we get a lot of releases like this in the coming years. Again, nothing special, but that’s what makes it special.

'Hellfest' lives up to its name, or near enough to get the viewer far out of Horror Purgatory. Setup: Killer antagonist sneaks in, anonymously, to Horror-themed parks to wreak havor-horror on those who are fairly indifferent to the common, everyday jump-scare. I won't give too much of the plot away, but you can envision where the storyline goes from here. Characters are solid, likable, and easy to join with (villain included, is likable the right word?) and the masks are pretty darn cool. A solid horror buy.

I liked it. I found Hellfest to be nicely done. I would’ve given it more had I not found myself yelling at the characters for be a little too predictable. I’ll watch it again down the line so I liked it. Watching how the park was done made me wish there really were a Hellfest. So it’s only natural to feel immersed and wonder how differently you would perform given the same situation. The girl I watched it with jumped a couple of times so that was fun. And the ending is plausible.

This isn't going to be a classic film on any AFI lists anytime soon, but if you're in the mood for an old school slasher, that has great atmosphere because of it's inspired location, this will be a fun ride. The location and way it's shot make this an a 4K title that has some of the most fun HDR on the market. So many colors and highlights popping through and invading the screen while at the same time in very dark and shadowy locations.