UnowPriceless hyped garbage

Teringer An Exercise In Nonsense

Doomtomylo a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

steaston This movie is incredible. Humble, hilarious, unfiltered and smart. You have wicked exploitation elements, smart writing, classy young actors, weird stuff, funny stuff and gore. Gritty, old-school... Homesick reminded me how much fun exploitation horror movies are.(This movie is very gory. Somehow it all seems in good fun though...) (Bill Moseley is a very good actor.) (Where did they get the rest of these actors? I feel like I have not seen this caliber of acting in a film on this budget before. Really refreshing to see some original behavior in this genre.) (Keep your eyes on these filmmakers, they know what we want...)

terrible2 Quite dark and riveting at times, "Home Sick" sells it's story with extremely graphic gore tactics from the get-go...Written by E.L. Katz and directed by Adam Windgard, this is Indie film making custom-made for those who crave the red stuff... And lots of it! The viewer is drawn in from the opening scene, which is quite perverse and filled with an underlying feeling of dread. Soon there after, we are treated to some gut splattering, puss spewing, limb launching fun like I have not seen in some time. With solid acting by everyone involved, "Home Sick" delivers a well crafted peek into a hideous Alabama sub-culture, where day to day life appears dreadful enough without an added demonic force ripping people's heads off... The pacing is okay for the most part, however there were a few (un-needed) slower scenes that didn't seem to be plot related. This is easily over-looked because the very next scene may contain a fountain of entrails, just to liven things up. "Home Sick" is a worth while addition to any Indie Horror collection.

FilmFatale I'm so mad I watched this that I want to hit something. I refuse to believe this was actually a finished product. Home Sick (the title makes no sense) is about a group of friends (who don't seem to like each other at all) who are attending a welcome home gathering for one girl. During the lame wingding, Bill Moseley shows up with a suitcase full of razor blades and asks each guest to name who they hate. They do, and then one says he hates everyone at the party. Those named specifically start dying, which leads the "friends" to realize they're next. And somehow a demon gets involved.The only thing this dreck has going for it is piles of gore. And honestly, it's refreshing that "Home Sick" is an old fashioned splatter movie. Almost every death is shown in splattery red detail, and since I hated every character, I was glad to watch them go so graphically.Moseley is charming and weird, but only in the film for a few minutes. Tiffany Shepis almost gives a performance, but everyone else is unbelievably bad. People laugh for no reason. Who the hell was the guy in the garage with the glasses?? What was up with the demon guy having a lock of hair in the middle of an oozing scalp? Did the director REALLY tell the guy playing "Tim" to act like that? And saddest of all was Tom Towles, who started off being typically great and then lowered himself to the material.There's a reason this crap stayed on the shelf for as long as it did. Maybe someday it will be recast and re-edited and make a tolerable movie. As it is, I'm only giving a generous 4 because of all delightful red stuff.

ryankramarz This film was strange. I just finished watching it, and I'm rather torn. I did like the character of Mr. Suitcase quite a bit, he was creepy. It all played out well,especially the SFX for an indie low budget film, but it left me very confused. Does anybody on here get it? Why is it a man/monster? Where does it come from? Where does Mr. Suitcase go? Overall, if you're not sure whether or not to watch this, i would say go for it, but keep an open mind and don't give it any expectations. Good, not great.-Ryan