Idle Hands

A slacker teenager's hand becomes possessed by a demonic force after he accidentally kills his parents. The disembodied hand then goes on a murderous rampage, leading the teen and his friends on a chaotic and bloody adventure. He must find a way to stop his own murderous appendage before it kills everyone he knows.

Idle Hands received generally mixed to negative reviews from critics, who often cited its underdeveloped plot and reliance on gory gags over genuine horror or humor. However, it has since gained a cult following among audiences who appreciate its B-movie charm and over-the-top premise.

• Despite a fun concept, the film struggles to balance its horror and comedy elements effectively.
• The gore is plentiful but often feels gratuitous, and the humor doesn't always land.
• A cult favorite for its campy premise and dedicated cast, but critically panned upon release.

Google audience: Google users generally found the movie to be entertaining and enjoyable, appreciating its unique premise and dark humor. Many praised the performances of the main cast and the film's overall cult appeal, with some acknowledging its B-movie quality.

The character of Anton is a nod to the horror-punk band The Misfits, and the actor playing him, Ryan Donowho, wears a Misfits t-shirt in the film.