Despite some hokey opening credits accompanied by a vulgar rap song, stay with it and you will find Boston Girls will soon throw you for a loop by being a complicated and original vigilante flick, like the movie Monster but times two. Two best friends, both rape victims, snap mentally. They make a list of all the cheaters and whores they can think of and then they proceed to kill them, one by one, as graphically as a low budget movie can depict. What makes this one exceptional over most slasher films is the quality of the acting, the complexity of the plot, the imagination of the camera work, the many levels of the characters, and the unexpected humor that will have you at times laughing out loud. Also, unlike a lot of similar horror movies, this one gets better instead of worse as it proceeds, picking up its creepy intensity as the story progresses. This is an unexpected joy ride of a independent film in vein of Q or They Live. Boston Girls is a diamond in the rough.
Review of Boston Girls
