Why don't screenwriters and directors ever ask themselves the most basic questions? Like "Will viewers really enjoy watching people make lots of stupid decisions?" Or "Do viewers really want all of the good guys to be senselessly murdered?" Or "Will people think it's terrific if we follow a disastrous, ugly ending with happy music and a people playing on the beach scene?"
This movie is so bad it's hard to describe how bad it is. It has no redeeming qualities. One flagrant example: the female protagonist has, after torture and terror, finally escaped and made it to high ground, with shelter and a shotgun. She's bleeding from a horrible leg wound when she fell and a stake went deep into her thigh. So what does she do? Leave her secure spot and go hunting for the evil home invaders, of course. They wrestle the gun away from her and shoot her dead. She's a lawyer, but ends up being dumber than the mentally challenged female invader (Annabelle).
Anyone who gives this more than 2-3 stars is either lying or is as dumb as Annabelle.
This movie is so bad it's hard to describe how bad it is. It has no redeeming qualities. One flagrant example: the female protagonist has, after torture and terror, finally escaped and made it to high ground, with shelter and a shotgun. She's bleeding from a horrible leg wound when she fell and a stake went deep into her thigh. So what does she do? Leave her secure spot and go hunting for the evil home invaders, of course. They wrestle the gun away from her and shoot her dead. She's a lawyer, but ends up being dumber than the mentally challenged female invader (Annabelle).
Anyone who gives this more than 2-3 stars is either lying or is as dumb as Annabelle.