1/5 Can I have my ninety minutes back please~!
  by Dayna Newman (Tampa)
Summers Moon previously titled Summer's Blood..

The name was changed to cash in on the New Moon phenomenon seeing as Ashley Greene that played the Title character Summer also plays

Alice the psychic vampire in the Twilight Saga.

This movie was a total bore from start to finish..It kept leading you to believe that any minute something interesting was going to happen.

It never did.

The acting was sophomoric and the storyline was in an artistic coma~!

It was suppose to be a Horror/ Slasher film..The only thing that would make it into the category of that genre was They kept a couple of women locked in the basement and there was a scene where Summer was in a car and the person next to her got shot in the head and the make up people threw cranberries on her face "that was the big special effect".The only thing positive I can say about it is that Stephen McHattie who starred as the killer in ":Death Valley" a 1982 slasher that has always been a favorite of mine was in the film as the twisted father.

Take this Slasher Diva's advice and SKIP THIS MOVIE~! Avoid it at all costs "especially the cost of the DVD"..


1/5 TERRIBLE ACTING
  by TouchDown (USA)
This movie could have been good, but the acting was SO bad I turned it off after 20 minutes (I can't even believe I watched it that long) I was hoping something would change, the plot was a good, but COULD not even get into any of the characters. I don't recommend this movie.

5/5 Summer's Moon is clean, creepy, fun
  by Travis Stevens (Los Angeles)
Trying to subvert the expectations associated with the family of serial killers horror subgenre, SUMMER'S MOON offers an idealized small town and an attractive family as the villians and Twilight's Ashley Greene as the heroine who has more in common with these killers than she'd care to admit.

While the movie plays it relatively coy with the amount of on-screen bloodshed (compared to other recent horror films), this restraint actually works in the film's favor--making it the perfect horror trojan horse for a younger audience who might not be prepared/old enough for more graphic scenes. The ideas about family, and nature vs/ nuture, and the twists within the story will freak them out enough.


5/5 suspence v/s action
  by Kathy Reiss (Wayne, NE)
summer's moon is very refined, great plot and original. Moves at very good pace and ends with a flair. Not hard core blood bath type flick but has a plot or stoey line, can you inagine that in a horror film. very nicely done. We need more of these .

2/5 booooooring
  by mattazon
I fast forwarded through half the movie..
if you want to get some sleep I suggest watching this
repetitive slow moving dialog-laden flick:)