A young girl gets a job as a web cam performer at a house. When an unstable client is humiliated by them, he seeks his own sort of justice.

I can't say I had much hope for this film and it was only in desperation that I turned it on. However it proved to be a pleasant surprise. It's well filmed, gory, very tense and quite scary which I find is a relative rarity these days.

Although the script is pretty standard, where Girl House succeeds is that it makes you care for the central characters. Rather than some empty headed bimbo the lead character Kylie ( played well by Ali Cobrin) comes across as intelligent and likable as does her boyfriend Ben ( a good performance from Adam DiMarco) who is not the stereotypical jerk. You find out pretty early who the killer is and also why he does it. He is suitably scary and again it's another good performance, this time by Slaine.

I found this pretty entertaining modern day slasher. Although not in any way groundbreaking this is a decent addition to the genre and worth checking out.

GIRLHOUSE is a lame Canadian slasher set in the titular location, which is kind of a BIG BROTHER house for Internet voyeurs. The cast are a bunch of attractive young women who make their money by shooting webcam sex videos and living their lives in full view of the cameras, so there's plenty of racy nude and lingerie scenes mainly used as a backdrop for the main tale.

The killer is one such voyeur, an overweight guy whose character is revealed through a well-done back story. Unfortunately the rest of the film is merely routine and boring, featuring characters being bumped off one by one by the masked maniac; the killers are quite bland as well and hardly anything to write home about. The script is derivative and none of the actresses has much of a chance to shine, which leads you to wonder what the point of it all is.