Last Night at Terrace Lanes

Last Night at Terrace Lanes: A Bloody Bowling Bonanza! "Last Night at Terrace Lanes" delivers exactly what it promises: a gloriously gory, cult-fueled bowling night massacre. Forget your strikes and spares, folks, because the only thing being bowled here is heads! This low-budget horror flick throws subtlety out the gutter and opts for a delightfully chaotic splatter-fest. The premise is simple: a father-daughter duo survives a night at Terrace Lanes for some quality bonding time, only to find their evening drastically interrupted by a particularly enthusiastic cult with a penchant for gratuitous violence. Think bowling pins meet human skulls, and you're halfway there. The film revels in its over-the-top kills, serving up a smorgasbord of blood and carnage that's sure to satisfy any gorehound. While the acting may not win any Oscars – let’s be honest, it's more "enthusiastic amateur hour" than "method mastery" – the sheer, unadulterated fun factor more than compensates. The film doesn't take itself seriously for a second, embracing its B-movie roots with open, blood-soaked arms. The central question of whether the daughter and father will reconnect amidst the mayhem is, frankly, secondary to the sheer spectacle of the carnage. The film's priorities are clear: deliver a smashing good time with a side of splattery goodness. And in that regard, it absolutely delivers. If you're looking for a profound cinematic experience, look elsewhere. But if you crave a night of cheesy, gory, bowling-themed horror, "Last Night at Terrace Lanes" is right up your alley. It's a fun, little romp that's perfect for a late-night viewing with friends, where you can cheer on the kills and revel in the sheer absurdity of it all. Just be prepared to duck... because those bowling balls aren't the only things flying!

Absolutely awful. The worst movie I have ever seen. Looks like it was written by a Jr. High kid. Don't waste 75 minutes of your life on this garbage. The acting is so bad. You don't even have a reason of why???????

Best thing about this movie was its lenght. Fight scenes were laughable.

eh; it's not terrible, but it's most definitely a B-movie plot with over-acting actors, so if you can stomach that, you might enjoy it.

Last Night at Terrace Lanes was excellent. Had everything a horror-comedy needs: horror, comedy, blood, and tons of gruesome murders plus bowling! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Ambitious but lacking in basically everything.

Bowling Slasher Lands Somewhere Between Strike and Gutterball

This movie kept me on edge and I was so engrossed in the movie that some parts make me jump out of my skin! The attention to extra details, like Patty's hair and close up shots of the bowling pin racks. The actors played their parts well and I can't wait to see them in future film roles!

Way too creepy for me.

As a native of Frederick, MD who spent way too many childhood weekends at Terrace Lanes, This movie is an absolute treat. The backstory about it being torn down for Condos is true. And i'm not happy about it. The little tidbits sprinkled throughout the movie about the history of the place are all true. The local sponsors appearing throughout the movie as Graffiti, Stickers, and Signage guarantee future re-watches from me trying to find them all. A wonderful memento and Epitaph to the memories of my childhood.