I saw this film by chance a few months ago, and winced in some parts of this film as it is a little gruesome, but it certainly kept my attention right to the end. The film's fast moving, and has been well shot and edited, despite its low budget, and I loved the very dark comic tone, and the gusto with which the anti-hero got his revenge. The story held my attention well, and I particularly liked the performances of the two funny characters Parker and Garrett, who provided some comic relief to the hard-hitting action. There's a good cast of British character actors and there's a twist at the end that's a bit of a shocker, but also left that satisfying redemptive feeling that you get from a well-rounded film. Definitely worth a Saturday night's viewing - would be even better to enjoy on the big screen, but I think like a lot of indie movies it's tough to get cinema distribution, so this film should do well on DVD.
Review of Ten Dead Men
