Cut

2000
R
1h 22m

IMDb RATING

4.4/10

3.8K

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Slasher Horror Comedy Horror Mystery Thriller

Years after the original director was killed during the filming of a low-budget thriller, a crew of film students set out to finish where she left off. When the filming begins, so too do the... Read allYears after the original director was killed during the filming of a low-budget thriller, a crew of film students set out to finish where she left off. When the filming begins, so too do the killings.Years after the original director was killed during the filming of a low-budget thriller, a crew of film students set out to finish where she left off. When the filming begins, so too do the killings.

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IMDb RATING

4.4/10

3.8K

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Trivia
The name of the mysterious white masked killer was "Scarman".

Goofs
Scarman is the character from the movie-within-a-movie Hot-Blooded. He should only know that he's a serial killer, not a supernatural force brought to life. But he tells Detective Lucy Carter, "I'm something special." This indicates that he knows exactly what he is.

Quotes
[first lines]
Chloe's mom: Kids...? I've put your dinner on the stove!
Vanessa Turnbill: Okay, Mom.
Chloe's mom: Don't forget to lock up, Chloe.
Vanessa Turnbill: I won't. Bye, Mom.

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Featured in Behind the Scenes of Cut (2000)

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6/10

Entertaining, though unoriginal.

The idea of a film crew being butchered while shooting a horror film has been done before (in the obscure 1986 flick "Return To Horror High", and probably some other time even before that). The idea of teens making "hip" references to other horror films of the past has been done before (in "Scream"). And so on...Yet, "Cut" is overall an entertaining movie, and if you don't pay more than a dollar to see it, you'll get your money's worth. In the first 20 minutes in particular the filmmakers seem to be onto something different, but then the movie gets increasingly derivative. Still, the special effects are good and Molly Ringwald is perfectly cast as the washed-up ex-B-movie queen. (**1/2)