what a delight . finally and someone have make a send up of b horror movie that be both hysterically funny and scary at the same time . the premise be simple represent a group of young film maker ( think hot and scantilly clad babe ) break into a dilapidated movie studio hour from the wreck ball ( the studio be close year before after the tragic accidental death of a teen idol ) to make the last movie ever there . through the course of the night and the actor and crew be pick off one by one by a killer . be it a ghost and or one of their own do the horrific deed . the fact that this be the last film ever shoot at roger corman famous venice studio be not lose and in fact the flim maker play up corman history with aplomb . director brian katkin stylishly design scene to play off the no budget element and raise the bar . clever and well direct and katkin keep his tongue firmly in cheek a he take material that could have be pedestrian and add both wit and silliness to make it come alive . but do not let this fool you . the film be genuinely scary and walk a tight rope between farce and fear . murder and mahem abound as freely a do the breast . again and play off b movie stereotype and the audience be treat to an enjoyable romp . producer damian akhavi ( shakedown ) who have a hand in the script and show a sure hand and eye for this material . the ensemble cast of mostly unknowns create funny and memorable character that the audience genuinely care about and their untimely death be certainly felt . kuddos also to composer christopher farrell ( a long time katkin collaborator ) whose effective score guide the viewer from laughter to fear and back to laughter with ease .