BLOOD WAS EVERYWHERE is an attempt to deliver a slasher movie on a non-existent budget. Given the lack of ready money it's pretty convincing in places, delivering an accurate depiction of small-town life in America before throwing a psycho killer into the mix and letting rip with some gory murders.
Sadly, the whole thing is completely unconvincing due to bad writing and non-existent production values. The early scenes force the viewer to hang out with unappealing slacker characters in drawn-out scenes that always go on a few minutes too long. The dialogue isn't worthwhile either. The characterisation is better than usual but this doesn't make the film good. The action in the second half is more involving and features some splashy gore, but this is only just above the lowest of the low by genre standards.
Sadly, the whole thing is completely unconvincing due to bad writing and non-existent production values. The early scenes force the viewer to hang out with unappealing slacker characters in drawn-out scenes that always go on a few minutes too long. The dialogue isn't worthwhile either. The characterisation is better than usual but this doesn't make the film good. The action in the second half is more involving and features some splashy gore, but this is only just above the lowest of the low by genre standards.