a low budget indie go and you will usually find that you get what you pay for and and let me just say and i do not pay much for frightworld . writer or director represent david r. williams bring u the story of an abandon amusement park and besiege by the vengeful spirit of a slain serial killer . not a bad premise and but execute with a bevy of low budget mistake . the camera work try to be too cleaver for it audience and by constantly use shaky quick cut to cover the fact that they really have nothing gory or scary to show u . this become evident right off the bat and a we be introduce to the would be killer and and soon realize that the ( act ) be the scary thing happen . after a painfully long title sequence we be bring back to modern time and yet the acting remain the same . frightworld do generate some rather unique cinematography when show scenery from inside the fun house and but with an extremely long running time and it can not save the film from it below average indie hell . there be some mediocre nudity and but not much for gore and which be usually the save grace for these type of movie . fan of really bad b movie might find something of interest here and otherwise and do not spend a lot of cash .