1/5 AT LEAST GEORGE ROMERO LIKES IT..............
  by Robert F. Powers (Quincy, Ma USA)
.......and why not? His son Made it and it's terrible. A feeble attempt to make a Texas Chainsaw Massacre that fails at every turn. In 1969 five young people are walking to Washington DC for an unspecified rally-apparently they are in Maryland but I cant specify to that. They meet up with the typical cannibal family-a 500 pound Maw-a grandmaw who rides around in a wicker wheelchair and a behemoth retard. There is also a ringer and a red herring but the movie is so bad you dont even care about the no-surprise, surprise. The torture-porn gore scenes are hardly original and worst of all- the movie just ends. No end-it just ends.

The funny thing about Staunton Hill is all the 4 and five star reviews by reviewers who only have 1 review to their credit. Hmmmmm. Could this be another red herring? Or are these phony reviews actually written by George Romero to promote his sonny boys' movie? Shame on you George. Maybe it's a kind of payback as one of the characters in this film tells his friends that "Night of the Living Dead" is the scariest movie ever made. Dont you just love nepotism?

2/5 What a huge disappointment
  by Robert Caudill (Cincinnati Ohio)
Just finished watching this movie, as a matter of fact the credits are still rolling, and I must say I have not seen such bad acting and horrible plot in some time. I was so excited to see it after all the hype I read about it, and being such a fan of camerons father, I thought how could I go wrong. Well was I duped. I wonder if the vidoe store will give me my []back. The amazing thing is that 6 veral young adults cant fight there way away from an elderly woman in a wheelchair, an obese woman who cant take 10 steps without running out of breath, and her half wit son. Seriously, how stupid do they think we are. My Recomendation..... Dont waste your time.

4/5 A VERY SATISFYING MOVIE FOR 'CHAINSAW MASSACRE' FANS!
  by Explorator (Los Angeles, CA)
Somebody FINALLY got it right! I've been watching low-budget flicks for many years looking for something that could ever come close to the eerie feeling I got when first watching 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre', and although there have been some decent attempts along the way there have been MANY MORE awful ones, so it's nice to finally be able to say that 'Staunton Hill'-fits-the-bill! This is one creepy and disturbing flick! It's VERY realistic and never strays into unbelievable territory, building up slowly but steadily its sense of impending dread (much like the original 'Chainsaw') then unleashes its brutality in a quick and violent fashion that is grim, relentless and highly unpredictable! Seriously this movie was quite satisfying to behold! I have a very high standard for giving movies 5 stars (which is reserved only for the classics) but I want to give this one 4 1/2 stars because it's just a notch under classic! I must admit that I was almost going to pass this one up, thinking that Cameron Romero was just hitching a ride into movie making from his famous dad but horror fans should take note of the new Romero's talents! Mark my words, Cameron Romero will ALSO be a force to be reckoned with in the coming years! I'll certainly be looking forward to anything else he will be directing!

4/5 Interesting Horror
  by P. Benton (Los Angeles,CA)
Yes this was a typical Horror film but I have to say it looked visually beautiful. The cinematography was great! The story plot kinda wavers all over the place but some of the killings are unique and some of the acting is really good. I liked the lead girl, Cristen Coppen, you don't really get to see to much of her at the start of the movie but it makes for a better ending when you see her kick ass and pull out a great performance. For you guys you also get to see her take her top off and she has a smokin body. The guy who plays the drop out doc, Charlie Bodin, shows some really good emotion in some parts of the film. He seemed to go in and out for me but I actually ended up liking him. Kathy Lamkin you don't see to much of but she is not bad and the guy who is the killer, BJ Hendricks, impressive for not having any dialogue really. Hope this review is helpful. If you aren't willing to buy then for sure rent for something different.

1/5 More Kids visiting bad places
  by J. Stotts
I am so tired of filmakers trying to remake The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. We are constantly being smothered with new filmakers trying to recapture the original vibe of the above mentioned film. This film put me to sleep. Do not waste your time. The Texas remake in 2003 is far better than this if that tells you anything! Cameron should try to make an original film based on new ideas. Pointless gore and horrible music. Better luck next time....