Beystiman It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

Siflutter It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

BA_Harrison Based on a popular urban legend, and told with irritating scene transitions, stupid camera angles, and unnecessary fancy editing, Hit and Run tells of Mary Murdock (Laura Breckenridge), a sexy college student who, after a drunken night out, runs down a virtually psychotic bipolar kindergarten teacher who doesn't take kindly to being turned into a hood ornament for her SUV.I don't know whether Hit and Run is a tongue-in-cheek attempt at tackling a formulaic premise by taking matters to the extreme, or whether the director was actually trying to make a seriously scary horror. Your guess is as good as mine.If director Enda McCallion was aiming to be as outrageously daft as possible, logic be damned, then his film just doesn't go far enough to make his intentions clear. The majority of the action is so dumb that one can only presume that McCallion is having a laugh at our expense, but then there's the bits seemingly played straight that leave a nagging doubt at the back of the mind... perhaps this is actually meant to frighten us as opposed to making us laugh.Thank heavens then for gorgeous star Breckenridge, who makes the whole sorry thing bearable, no matter how awful it gets; she may be asked to perform some pretty stupid stuff, her character clearly in short supply of brain cells, but she does so in a really tight vest, gets rained on a lot, and is frequently splashed with blood and mud. I don't know about you, but a hot girl in tight wet clothes with her cleavage constantly on display goes a long way to making any film more bearable.

sleepyduke Film is a study in what goes wrong when you make one wrong decision after another.It's a like a nightmare that snowball out of control. like some kind of train wreck in slow motion.Hot Mary swigs a few too many at spring vacation blast. She gets out of the slimy hand of her dude, who can't keep his lips to himself. Mary don't listen to common sense and drive home stinkin' drunk. She accidentally kills maniac teacher off his meds on her bumper. He don't come off that bumper easy, he's like impaled on that thing.Tell the police, right? Nope. She hides the body and of course everything goes wrong. Because he wasn't totally dead, and he's mad as hell to kick her butt. Bad influence boyfriend trying to get into Mary's pants, even while she's figuring out what to do about the supposedly dead guy. To sum it, Mary gets attacked at home and taken for a real nasty ride, The end.

angela-filmsociety I saw this on vod. A crazy guy gets hit by a drunk gal, Mary on a dark road. The next day she finds this "creature-man" on the bumper on her jeep. Somehow he is still alive. She finishes off the job and then next comes the shallow grave in the forest behind her house. She is plagued by guilt and gets her dumb-butt bf involved. He advises her real badly not to tell the cops about what she's done. Bad move. You can tell he's a jerk and doesn't care about her at all except probably for sex, but he ends up dead so that's okay in my book. The creature guy is still alive. He's not really a creature, just a really messed up looking guy covered in blood and in some bipolar dementia. I was surprised by some of this movie. The chase, hide and seek and fight scenes are actually suspenseful and exciting when you get to them. Only fast forward past the periodic gore, if you have a weak stomach for gore. They face off and Mary succeeds stopping this stalker but not all turns out the way she thought it would. The characters are not that developed but I guess who cares??! Don't get me wrong i enjoyed it, but the middle part could have accelerated faster to the action. A watchable B movie with a good actress.

gus86 After I watched this it occurred to me that it could be everything after she buried the body was part of her delusion. I say that because the movie changed tone midway. At the start it was really kind of real and shown normal. Girl drives back from party. Girl finds dude on front of car. Girl beats him upside the head with golf club and buries him. Then after that the events become more and more ludicrous and out of hand, which made me think we were seeing it all from her hysterical delusions. I didn't mind that too much. Then I thought that it's even possible maybe the whole hit and run might not be real either and the whole thing was some kind of nightmare she'd entered, like "a Christmas Carol" or something and the freaky teacher back from the dead was like a ghost of Christmas Past teaching her a horrifying, nasty, never-to-forget lesson about why she's a naughty girl drinking and driving. After all, he did wrap her up in x-mas lights.