source: Torn Hearts

I love Katey Sagal and that creepy country mansion, but they wasted her here and the potential for a good gothic/country horror show. Too BAD. The 2 main girls just didn't work right and the script was complete Garbage!! It's a one and done for me folks.

Katey Sagal is very believable as a country star whose career has faded. Abby Quinn and Alexxis Lemire are fun to watch as the story gets told. Plenty of Nashville humor, whiskey, and bullets fly while these ladies find out who the real Diva is.

In all areas weak only "Peggy Bundy" convinces and unfortunately doesn't show as much as she could. The rest are weak B-movie actors who can't do better. The story is ok but not convincing because it lacks tension.

Katy is the entire 5 stars here! I'm sorry but neither of the other women were, for me anyway, anywhere near believable as country singers. I was thrown off by the songwriter chick the entire movie. Pale,with dark,thick eyebrows and too much eyeliner , she would be more believable as a goth chick. The other girl had the worst,irritating nasally voice. Not even good looks would take her too far even with the Best songwriters. Not a great movie but wasn't that bad, especially if you're thristy for new original horror stuff. Spoiler: At least both girls died cause I would have been POed if that nasal chick had gotten out!!🤣 LOL.

We are 1/3 of the way thru, definitely not a horror film, geez.... Sooooo boring, PG rated. Sheesh. Awful movie. Only thing good about it was Katy Segal. Other girls will be forgotten. Stopped it, and moved on. BORINGGGGGGGGG!!

Perhaps other reviewers were expecting some teeny slasher movie, because I don't know why it has been rated so low. The story is different and solidly written with well rounded characters brilliantly performed by all the cast. The best thing to do is watch it and make your own mind up.

It's a fairly enjoyable if low-budget tale. Probably not to unrealistic plot-wise for the cut-throat world of the country music business and the instability and insecurity of many of its stars. Good to see that one guy escaped the Blair Witch.

Katey Segal is amazing. The story wasn't hard to follow, but it was satisfying to see to the end. The tension was thick! We knew some atrocity was about to happen, but not what, or how badly. Thanks for complex female leads and douchy supporting male characters.

Positives: I like Kaey Sagel. I have been a fan of hers since Peggy Bundy days and even have two of her music CDs(yes she is a certified singer). She plays her part well, chewing up the scenery and making the other actresses almost invisible. Cons: Direction, pacing, writing, story and atmosphere. The story was never really understood until the very very end, by then it was too late. So you are watching some awkward conversations with an up-an-coming musical group and a has been. The tension was completely manufactured when it did not have to be. There was too many situations where even dumb people would have said 'this is enough' and left. But here the writing is too stupid to give a compelling story so it throws anything out there and hope you don't notice..(but you will). This is definitely one of those times you want to throw something at the TV. Also....this really is not a horror.