Written and directed by Robert Mearns, Kill Game is your typical low-budget, slasher and whodunit horror movie. Jimmy, played by Nathan Ross Murphy, becomes the first victim.

The story meets a small group of close friends, who attend his funeral.  The cast in the small group is Sari Sanchez, Joe Adler, Pierson Fode, Michael Galante, and Laura Ashley Samuels.

They are close because they share a deadly secret that happened five years ago in High School.  They played a prank on a student who died from it.  Covering their tracks by masking the incident as a drowning accident, the group lives with the horrible crime, never realizing that their actions will soon haunt them, with deadly results.

Shortly after the funeral, they come to terms with the fact that any one of them may also become a victim.  The reason they believe they are next is that they not only played a prank that killed the student, but also played some pretty mean pranks on other students and teachers. Yet, they have no idea who the slasher is because they played pranks on so many people.  Then Jimmy’s twin brother shows up from out of town, attends the funeral and tries to uncover what happened to his brother. He has no idea about the deadly prank relating to his twin’s murder.

The movie is hard to follow at times because the clues to the murder are scattered. The sequence of discovery is not linear or easy to follow. For example, a mask was found, but how did the group relate it to the killer? The clues just didn’t add up like a good murder mystery.

It is obvious that this is a low-budget horror movie full of clichés and lacking substance.  I am sure most horror movie junkies will want to see this movie for what it is worth.