“Natasha Killip, as a filthy-mouthed, evil-tempered glamour model, and Aoife Smyth as a perpetually stoned fan of the Fast and the Furious franchise are around to perk up the scenes they’re in with well-timed insult comedy and stream-of-consciousness monologues about Vin Diesel and Paul Walker.”
The Guardian – Leslie Felperin

“PAINTBALL MASSACRE is a blast. A gory and violent blast. One that aims for the head and hits its mark.”
Carl Fisher – GBHBL.COM
https://www.gbhbl.com/horror-movie-review-paintball-massacre-2020/

“A surprising and colorful splatterfest awaits you in a game of cat and mouse with one diabolical outcome.”
Michael Therkelsen – Horror Society
https://www.horrorsociety.com/2020/12/22/review-darren-berrys-paintball-massacre/

“The standout part of the script, and the film as a whole, is how it develops two characters who may, or may not, be the killer, and who we never get to see “in person” (in classic slasher tradition, the killer is constantly silent, constantly wearing a mask).”
MIKEOUTWEST – Flash Bang Film Review
http://flash-bang-film-review.com/paintball-massacre

“Fun-Filled Microbudget Mayhem!”
Paul Grammatico – Dread Central
https://www.dreadcentral.com/reviews/363873/paintball-massacre-review-fun-filled-microbudget-mayhem/

“PAINTBALL MASSACRE is as much a comedy as it is a horror. In fact the film has a wonderfully dry sense of British humour. It’s dark, black, comedy that adds a lot more to the film than you’d expect”
Phil Wheat – Nerdly UK
http://www.nerdly.co.uk/2021/01/18/paintball-massacre-dvd-review/

“If PAINTBALL MASSACRE is anything, it’s a damn good joltin’ jaunt into our beloved stalk n’ slay genre!”
Daniel XIII – Horror Fuel
http://horrorfuel.com/2020/12/05/movie-review-paintball-massacre-2020/

“Paintball Massacre may have flaws, but it was also a lot of fun. The actors breathed life into the various characters they played, the soundtrack was at times fantastic, and the kills many and varied.”
Daniel Simmonds – The Rotting Zombie
http://www.rottingzombie.co.uk/2021/04/paintball-massacre-2020-comedy-horror.html

“Amongst the slaughter and swearing, there’s a serious message about how the traumas and nastiness of school life can come back to haunt us. It’s handled in a much better way than many of the American films of the ‘80s, and is a decent entry into what’s becoming a very healthy British independent horror scene.”
Martin Unsworth – Starburst Magazine
https://www.starburstmagazine.com/reviews/paintball-massacre

“While low in budget, it aims to please with its dark, dark comedy and content”
Loron Hays – Reel Reviews
https://www.reelreviews.com/paintball-massacre-movie-review

“Paintball Massacre is a well-shot production with the colours nice and crisp, darker scenes are well lit and have good detail, as mentioned earlier the special effects work well and look good”
Karen Woodham – Blazing Minds
https://blazingminds.co.uk/paintball-massacre-film-review/

“Aiming for the splatter rather than high art, Paintball Massacre is at its best when letting itself go”
http://geekchocolate.co.uk/paintball-massacre/