See No Evil

A dangerous psychopathic killer Jacob Goodnight is holed up in the abandoned and rotting Blackwell Hotel,alone with his nightmares until eight teenage delinquents show up for community service duty along with the cop who wounded Jacob four years ago.When one... Full review

Okay, this is a B-Movie, Horror by numbers. The good news is it doesn't try or pretend to be anything else. So it just concentrates on being the best B-Movie, horror by numbers flick it can manage. It succeeded, but... Full review

Eight teen convicts are brought to the abandoned Blackwell Hotel to clean it out as community service. They soon discover that it's the residence of a hulking psychopath (Kane) who has a thing for pulling out and collecting eyeballs. It... Full review

As far as mad stalker/Friday the 13th/Halloween type movies go I think it was effective. Kane makes a good "monster". The cast of unknowns seems to try reasonable hard. There were some gross-out gory parts, some effect atmosphere, some unexpected... Full review

The first official release of World Wrestling Entertainment's film division is a pretty basic horror/slasher movie called "See No Evil" starring Kane, one of their big men wrestlers known for having an intimidating presence, hard-hitting moves, and one of the... Full review

I remember way back when I was a manager at Toys R Us I had to watch this sad, pathetic "Personnel Management" training video. It lectured that whenever you say a criticism, you should ALSO include a compliment. This movie... Full review

I was expecting this movie to suck, but what I got was a pretty good slasher/gore film. Most of the death scenes are adequately brutal. The teens are decent, with Penny McNamee definitely the best of the bunch. Rachael Taylor... Full review

All right, let's be realistic about this. Nobody goes into a movie produced by WWE Films (whose owner has challenged God to a wrestling match), directed by a former porn director (the man gave the world the Between the Cheeks... Full review

This, ladies and gentlemen, is truly a modern B-movie. The dialog is stilted and delivered with wooden rigidity, the premise is predictable (there are a few decent twists) and characters remain 2D for most of it. And yet there is... Full review

So the WWE has done it. They have poured over into film;their first one being See No Evil, starring their very own Kane. I caught this movie and went in not expecting it to be a great film...It just seemed... Full review

A predictably gruesome compendium of splatter-movie clichés, See No Evil is a reprehensible exercise in lowest-common-denominator filmmaking that disgusts and bores in equal measure. As wretched as See No Evil is, you have to say this for the film's screenwriter, Dan Madigan: he certainly knows his horror films. ... Full Review

But as per See No Evil 's laughably literal title, the primary motif here is eyes, which the rampaging villain likes to remove from victims with his bare hands. s shallow as a toilet bowl and twice as rank as its usual contents, See No Evil marks the first feature film from World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) productions and former porn auteur Gregory Darka dubious pedigree this drearily derivative slasher flick more than ably lives down to. ... Full Review

The acting for the film is horrendous The plot and dialogue are the worst offenders in the film, with the ridiculously conceived gore taking a close second. I was grateful to finally feel a connection with one of the characters. ... Full Review

'See No Evil' is better left unseen Still, by the fourth or fifth eye-gouging the movie seems short of ideas. If it carries the faint odour of freshly carved teenage flesh, plus a soupcan of plucked eyeball, then youve sniffed out See No Evil. ... Full Review

A predictably gruesome compendium of splatter-movie clichs, See No Evil Gregory Dark is a reprehensible exercise in lowest-common-denominator filmmaking that disgusts and bores in equal measure. As wretched as See No Evil is, you have to say this for the film's screenwriter, Dan Madigan: he certainly knows his horror films. ... Full Review

February 13, 2006 - Coming this summer from Lionsgate is a horror flick entitled See No Evil , starring World Wrestling Entertainment's Kane, a.k.a.Glen Jacobs. ... Full Article

See No Evil offers horror fans gore and grunge galore. However, there's not even one character worth caring about in this murky tale of a giant-size serial killer on the rampage in a broken-down old hotel ridden with cockroaches, rats... ... Full Article

If gore-to-the-floor horror fans attuned to Lionsgate's aggressive attempts to corner the genre consider the hugely successful "Saw" movies and January's torture hit "Hostel" the equivalent of satisfying entrees, then the new "See No Evil" has to qualify as a... ... Full Article

I've never been a big fan of what's known as "professional wrestling," so please forgive me if I don't greet the big-screen debut of a rassler called Kane with much enthusiasm. ... Full Article

Die hrtere Gangart bei Horrorfilmen ist nach The Hills have Eyes , Hostel oder Wolf Creek wieder modern geworden.So springen viele Regisseure und Produktionsfirmen auf den Zug auf und wollen das Publikum mit weiteren Filmen dieser Art erfreuen. ... Full Article