Well, it was worth a shot, being a horror fan.
It was nice to see Jamie Lee Curtis again. She was hysterical as the domineering Dean Munsch - yes, it's a lesbian joke, but she's definitely not one, given her hot-to-trotness.
The show is unapologetic in its portrayal of the sorority bitches as rank bigots toward anyone who isn't perfect and white. Interesting that the lead bitch bears a resemblance to Sarah Michell Geller.
The texting-and-facebook-posting-while-being-murdered gag was funny (the girl's last act on Earth was hitting "enter"), but overall, pretty bland and unfunny. Oh well.
It was nice to see Jamie Lee Curtis again. She was hysterical as the domineering Dean Munsch - yes, it's a lesbian joke, but she's definitely not one, given her hot-to-trotness.
The show is unapologetic in its portrayal of the sorority bitches as rank bigots toward anyone who isn't perfect and white. Interesting that the lead bitch bears a resemblance to Sarah Michell Geller.
The texting-and-facebook-posting-while-being-murdered gag was funny (the girl's last act on Earth was hitting "enter"), but overall, pretty bland and unfunny. Oh well.