.. that was really a bad trip! At the middle of the movie I started fast forwarding until the end ..

This film annoyed the hell out of me. i barely made to the end of it. i see some people enjoyed it and rated it positively. they said it's a twist on the slasher genre, so i guess that justifies everything. there's a scene where a student stabs a teacher and then slashes her throat. there's a scene where the two main characters lock in and set on fire all the kids on the prom night. and in the end they are rewarded for their acts, get a scholarship, or something and they drive off to the sunset together. and i guess bunch of people had no problem with that cause alexanbra shipp is hot, and brianna hildebrand looks fairly attractive with hairstyle she has in the movie. someone made this film in the country where school shootings happen almost on annual basis. imagine how kids from Parkland High would feel after watching this film. director practically asks them to laugh with and root for his teen psycho characters. the lesson of this film is just evil. i can't believe someone funded this morbid shit. there's literally a scene where one of the psycho girls falls in love with a boy, and directors makes it seem like she will choose him and normal life, before she hangs him and watches him die. oh yeah, and the girls murdered his mother and them used him for editing videos for their blog. i hope i don't need to point out more examples from this film for you to get how disgusted the whole thing made me feel. i hope the flicks team reads my review and gets ashamed of their work. i demand the director apologize for his work. i demand all the copies of this crap be destroyed and the movie forgotten. watch instead 'american psycho', film that doesn't glorify its psycho character and ask you to root for him

Sometimes a movie seems to be too clever for its own good. That doesn't mean you can't have fun with this. No matter how you watch and no matter how you feel about the girls themself. It is supposed to be funny and not animate imitators. Which wouldn't work anyway, because in real life the charade would be over in no time.But this is also supposed to be a sort of stab at current society and celebrity status and the obsession of some with it. Actually it tries to juggle and play with too many subjects while trying to be as funny as possible. Not everything works out, but it's silly attitude can make things feel lighter than they actually are. So you can enjoy this and a one time viewing is sufficient ... maybe if you are in the right mind set, you will even enjoy this more than others did. Whatever the case, don't expect too much, put morality aside and you'll have a good time

The twisted teenagers Sadie Cunningham (Brianna Hildebrand) and McKayla Hooper (Alexandra Shipp) are best friends since they were children and they dream on committing crime spree. They capture the notorious serial-killer Lowell (Kevin Durand) to teach them how to kill their high-school mates and become their site famous. But when the sheriff´s son Jordan Welch (Jack Quaid) dates Sadie, the jealous McKayla asks Lowell to go with her to the prom."Tragedy Girls" is an unfunny slasher that wannabe a black-humor comedy. But the result is terrible and does not work since the two lead actresses are not funny. The situations and dialogs are silly for a horror movie and stupid for a comedy. My vote is four.Title (Brazil): Not Available