This generation Y horror movie is actually one of the better films of this genre around and stars the attractive Amber Heard as Mandy Lane, a girl who simply drives the opposite sex crazy.

The movie starts with Mandy and her friend Emmet (Michael Welch) at a rather outrageous pool party where her friend convinces the host of the party to jump off the roof of his house. Unfortunately this leads to a tragic accident and of course the inevitable breakup between Mandy and Emmet.

Fast forward nine-months and Mandy has been invited to another get together, this time on a secluded ranch belonging to one of their fathers. As the holiday progresses, so does the sexual chemistry and innuendo between the guests, until one by one, they are violently killed.

Of course the director attempts a smoke and mirrors attempt by adding different "suspects" into the story, although it's fairly obvious who the villain is, however the enjoyment of the movie is sitting through the elements of the horror and thriller genre.

The strange aspect of the movie is that many of the characters are not very likeable due to the way they treat each other, so at times, you may be rooting for the villain, specially when the girls Chloe (Whitney Able) and Marlin (Melissa Price) tease each other relentlessly about each other's flaws that is also the same for the guys in the film.

Still, this film will definitely be a hit with teenage boys and girls, especially boys with the attractive Amber Heard as the lead of All the Boys love Mandy Lane.