After attempt to quit the Old Mausoleum, a group of friends was stranded between two devils. They force them to kill each other or come back to the place where they have gone. What must they do to escape from the mysterious power, to survive and find out the truth behind the the chase which seems not have the end?
Muck isn't a horror movie - it's a wannabe skinflick that would ignore an on-screen kill if the actress' breasts were jiggling in the slightest. Because bewbz!
One of the most obnoxious horror pictures in recent years, a low-rent cinematic charade that goes beyond spoofery and into a realm of distasteful, tacky, IQ-shrinking tedium.
The gonzo assault becomes an uneven straddle of Evil Dead camp and rote splatter, leaving Muck to hobble along disjointedly like Jamie Lee Curtis' battered heroine as she tries to escape Michael Myers in Halloween.
If they handed out awards for misogyny, "Muck" would win effortlessly. Most horror movies are a bit sexist. It comes with the territory. But, this is simply the undressing and mutilation of women.
