In 1857, child murderer Andries Martiens, is sent into a mine as a punishment for his crimes. His punishment? He must detect dangerous methane leaks by setting them off...personally. On a ride home from a club, Kristel Lodema confronts tragedy with the sudden death of her father in a freak car accident. In a attempt to learn more about her recently deceased father she travels to Belgium with a group of friends, to pick up her father&#39s last manuscript. Coincidentally, her father used to work in the same mine that Andries Martiens was executed in. The new tour guide convinces Kristel and her friends to go into the mine for a guided tour. A tour which unleashes a great evil and ends with many, many, grisly murders....including plenty decapitations! Slaughter Night is (as the name suggests) a slasher flick. In all honesty, the film is kinda like a combination of The Descent, and the original Evil Dead....although Slaughter Night isn&#39t as good a film as either of those Horror classics. This is not to say the film is bad, but it&#39s just not anything all that special. The performances themselves aren&#39t bad, the direction is good. The editing needs some work as many scenes set up without proper introduction, and the killer seems to pop out in too many different areas, far too quickly than is humanly possible. If you can set your brain on vacation, you might come out liking this film. That being said, let&#39s make this really simple. If your a fan of trashy horror films, and love watching stupid teens get sliced and diced. You&#39ll love this movie. SL8N8 features some of the most gruesome deaths i&#39ve seen on film in recent memory. Boat loads of gore, with little or no hard substance. And if that&#39s your stuff, then don&#39t hesitate and pick this film up! If your looking for a good, solid horror film with character development and a strong plot with strong performances, go watch The Descent or something comparable. Because SL8N8 is NOT a Horror masterpiece by any stretch of the imagination. It&#39s just a fun Slasher Flick with more than it&#39s share of brutal violence. **I do wish to caution those who might be upset by violence involving young children, because Slaughter Night features a few scenes of grisly violence involving children.** But if you can get past that, check this movie out. it&#39s just a really fun, gory horror film from the Netherlands.