In the classic sense this one is a real morality tale everyone seems to get butchered directly after they do something "bad." A few unexpected plot developments here, not to mention an ending that is a nice tribute to the original "Carrie," and wraps up nicely. There is the outcast girl that most viewers will root for to live. This is the premise going into this film, and it begins with a snobby young girl looking to book a party. My Super Psycho Sweet 16 Obviously, the Rollerdome once closed because a series of brutal murders took place at the locale, and, of course, the killer comes back to wreak havoc during her party.
MY SUPER PSYCHO SWEET SIXTEEN FULL MOVIE MOVIE
The story is traditional: a pretty, but very nasty girl gathers her classmates together in a roller rink/nightclub to celebrate her sweet 16, thus lining up her mates for the massacre to come. 6.2 (1,416) This movie is a horror based spin on the MTV television show 'My Super Sweet 16' where girls from well-to-do families are given massive parties for their 16th birthdays. "Sweet 16" is filmed with a surprising amount of style, using garish, saturated colors and violent murders accompanied by pulsating music, perhaps a bit of a tribute to Dario Argento's horror masterpiece "Suspiria." In fact it is pretty obvious that the creators of this film are classic horror fans themselves. Maybe that is an irresponsible comment considering the characters ages, but this has been the formula for this genre since the original "Halloween" was unleashed in the 70's. The past comes back to haunt Skye Rotter (Lauren McKnight) and her friends in MY SUPER PSYCHO SWEET 16, a made-for-TV horror film that finds Skye's serial killer dad resurfacing - a decade after he dropped off the map - to crash spoiled queen bee Madison Penrose's (Juliana Guill) overblown birthday bash.
The trick to making a good slasher movie, is when the filmmakers create characters that you can really hate, so much so that you can enjoy seeing someones head get beaten in with a fire extinguisher.
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