A shoestring house-of-horrors exercise that just sort of, well, exists, with no real purpose or artistic vision driving it forward.

"Body" may not be the kind of modern-day B-movie that wins awards, but it does exactly what it sets out to, and that's a fair amount. So go ahead: see this film for yourself. You won't know what hit you.

Mishaps and conflicts ensue, some scarier and more credible than others, and some just plain irritating.

It's one of those films where its blatant attempts at being egregious wind up making it heinous for all the wrong reasons.