Not the cleverest or most original horror comedy, Andy Palmer's indie feature is nonetheless above average within that subgenre, offering fast-paced fun for fans.

The minimal story quickly devolves into one methodical murder after another - their effect blunted by the jokey tone.

The problem is that "The Funhouse Massacre" isn't particularly funny or scary, and if there is supposed to be an element of satire about our contemporary inability to sort out what's real from what's not, well, that falls flat, too.

... a fun Halloween Time film with lots of kills, gore, and decent acting to go with it all. With six crazed killers, it could have easily have become a mess, but it works here.