The film opens with a bit of flair as we see a girl from a computer monitor's point of view. While the movie retains a strong visual presence, Bloody Beach never really becomes anything interesting.

A chat group focused around beaches has decided to get together for a lil' vacation. Just like in real life, all the chatters are young, good-looking people. They all seem surprised when one of them starts killing the others, because evidently, unlike real life, not all online geeks are psychotic. Could the murderer be the maladjusted guy they kicked out of the group? No, it couldn't be, because he committed suicide. Or did he? Or didn't he? Or did he? Or who gives a fuck? Unfortunately, Bloody Beach just goes on to repeat about 8,241 other teen slasher flicks.

The film looks good and is sharply done, and features an attractive cast, but the characters and story are less engaging than counting the specks in the film print. Nothing more than a bit of Korean fluff, it is. There is some splashy gore like a nice knife though the neck effect, an interesting 'bloody beach' murder, and a squirty leg stabbing. Actually, that's most of the gore, but it is Category III. Not a HEAVY Category III like, say, Untold Story, but a Category III nonetheless.

Watch for the girl who just hides and lets a guy get chopped up like she was in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre remake. Actually, don't watch for that 'cause then you'd be watching a silly movie.