the Variety review is:
A minor variant on the successful "I Know What You Did Last Summer" franchise, Max Makowski's "Taboo" still isn't nearly as clever as it thinks it is, nor as fun as it should be to merit its midnight-movie slotting at Sundance. Bucharest-lensed pic, which does clock in at a mercifully brief run time, will sooner lull auds into a peaceful slumber than it will shock or jolt them. But pic should scare up some business, albeit as a vid and cable item.
Pic assembles six perfectly slaughterable twentysomethings in a creaky old mansion and has them play the parlor game of the title, in which they must anonymously submit their answer to a single provocative question. One year later, the group reassembles and finds itself being picked off one by one by a psycho killer with an ax (or, in this case, a shotgun) to grind. Pic is armed with a well-developed sense of its own silliness, but it gets bogged down in unnecessary exposition and a dearth of originality. Only Thomas, doing an amusing riff on his lascivious "American Pie" character, momentarily enlivens things.
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film threatLet's just go ahead and admit this sucked and get that out of the way. What'd you expect from another half-baked, half-finished, high-concept teen thriller? Though not devoid of the requisite plot twist or two, bad acting succeeds in snuffing any spark this dud might have had. Now that I've described the smell, let's take a close look at the corpse. Now fine actors like Eddie Kaye Thomas and Amber Benson can be appealing doing most anything. Nick Stahl needs a little more to do than just look depressed for the first couple of acts. Lori Heuring gets to be a bundle of excitement as the slut but Derek Hamilton comes off a bit too callow to really give a shit about. That would leave the major problem being the utterly dead fish known as January Jones. About the most interesting thing about her is her name. If the film had had a higher production budget, she probably would've been upstaged by the furniture.
(the rest of the reviews aren't even that flattering).
However, it did show at midnight at Sundance, so obviously it seemed like the kind of film that had something going for it.
does anyone know what's the movie about? Has amber a big part in it? 
just waiting for something, anything to happen) and Scream 3 (my god is Neve Campbell hot, but what was with Courtney's haircut 
).
. And don't even get me started on what it took to sit through episodes of "The Torkelsons/Almost Home".....