Horsemen

In a word... Terrible.

From the onset this feels like both the writer and director were trying desperately to make "Seven" and I'll spare you the suspense, they fail. (Case in point the "suspension rig" designer scene) Instead of one mastermind killer we have four, each less interesting then the last and Dennis Quade fumbles and mumbles his way through the film never once managing to be the slightest bit endearing. At some point you must ask yourself in any movie "Why should I care about this character" and in this film, I never had an answer. He must have been distracted by his ongoing battle with "Manorexia"

The killers we meet seem to be trying so very hard to be creepy and diabolical. Instead they are just annoying and sad in an Emo sort of way.

BY the time you get hit with the twist (Because these films always have a twist) you A: Probably saw it coming about 45 minutes earlier and B: Couldn't care less.

I Highly recommend skipping "Horsemen"