   Saw 2 is actually a solid horror film (probably because it
came with a prewritten/repackaged script and Bousman was trying
hard to prove himself) but the later installments were bad on
most accounts (likely due to the mandate to produce a sequel
each year and the constant attempts to mine the mythology of
previous installments which led to logic problems). I enjoyed
Repo but didn’t love it like some people I know. Bousman is
friendly with a lot of the online horror critics, and they seem
to give him glowing reviews. While I’m not completely on the
bandwagon, I do think Bousman has a future (…probably outside of
the horror genre).  Bousman attempts to do away with the death
traps, gimmicks and theatrical production values with his latest
film, Mother’s Day, a remake of the Charles Kaufman-directed
Troma Films-distributed 1980 film of the same title. The film
tells the story of a sadistic family who return to the safety of
their childhood when one of the brothers is shot during a
robbery gone wrong. They are