"Nobody will feel rejected on Valentine's Day this year…"

Twenty years have passed since this small village's mine was collapsed due to an explosion. Only one survived. He blamed the accident on the security officer that was celebrating St-Valentine's on that day. He murdered him to make him pay for not working and promised to come back if another St-Valentine's occured in the future.

The new generation of minors throw a party and ignoe the legends. Consequently, the murderer is back for more.

Slasher movies have the reputation of being a repetition of violent scenes of gratuitous violence. My Bloody Valentine is not an exception to this rule. Do not rejoice if you like this type of movie though because the murders, probably due to a small budget, are not graphic. Typical murders where we only see a shadow, a terrified eye, a blood splatter or a weapon that stabs an invisible victim are plentiful.

The characters aren't attaching: they are empty of emotion and the couples are cold. It is hard to tell if the group of friends are in their early or late twenties even though they act like teenagers.

The only element of originality is that most of the movie is held in a mine, something rarely seen before.