Bad Exorcist: Valentine's Day

On Valentine's Day, a group of friends gathers for a party, unaware that a demonic entity, 'The Bad Exorcist', has chosen this night to unleash its bloody chaos. As the night progresses, inhibitions are shed and the true demons within the friends begin to surface, making them easy prey for the supernatural killer. Can anyone survive the night or will they all fall victim to the holiday's deadly twist?

The film has been met with mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its blend of gory horror and dark humor, while some found the plot predictable. Audience reception has been generally favorable, appreciating its B-movie charm and over-the-top violence.

• A gory and fun slasher with a surprising amount of laughs.

• Embraces its low-budget roots with creative practical effects and a relentless pace.

• While not breaking new ground, it's an enjoyable ride for horror-comedy fans.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed the film's humor and inventive kills, finding it a satisfyingly campy horror flick. Some viewers wished for a slightly more developed plot, but most appreciated the entertainment value and nostalgic feel.

Director Brian "Skull" Nelson stated in an interview that the iconic mask worn by 'The Bad Exorcist' was inspired by a vintage Valentine's Day card he found at a flea market.