Reviews

Whiskey. Tango. Foxtrot... Don't press play, this is an official warning.

There's no plot, no explanation, no acting, no context, just a bunch of screaming, dizzy walking, stumbling, with a lot of no camera focus.

With 3 minutes left into the movie, you'll get a half a** explanation, which will make little to no sense.

The murder weapons don't match up, dried up blood, self-inflicted wounds which have no revelance at hand while the time line is delayed, but let's sip water like a boxer in his corner,

The electricity CGI was awesome, but wait, there's "no" more to like about this cluster ****,

Elijah Nelson, brought a genuine character to the screen. When he smiled, I smiled, too, when he felt pain, I felt it, too. It took a few minutes to figure out what was transpiring, which made it a great plot twist. I wish there was more gore, but it actually didn't need it, the movie was that good. The cast was also awesome while seeing some familiar faces they worked well together. Yes, they could of get better High School teens, for some reason the bullies didn't do it for me, but Kelly and Dominique were perfect, along with mom a the sheriff. There has to be a sequel, I'll be disappointed otherwise.

A zombie horror movie I enjoyed. Great scored (even had a little sound effects when her eyes turned from the Incredible Hulk T. V. series and Godzilla when one of them rose up ), acting, scenery and gore. No CGI blood or fire... I really enjoyed this masterpiece and hoping with a little prayer there's a pt2.

Great movie, definitely not what I was expecting. But for the life of me, I don't know why would anyone compare Piggy to Fight Club, cause Piggy was a real person in the movie. The acting was great they made the characters worth watching, especially Piggy. Give it a try, most of the reviews are 5 and better, so judge for yourself.

1st off, you know when you see a familiar face and you're wondering who's that guy, well Blake (Andrew Keegan) is that guy. His acting, look and timing was awesome. And then another familiar face also from (American Pie) actor Thomas Ian Nicolas had that look of confidence then fear as the movie progressed. Some of the other actors were stiff but it worked to the movies credit. The only part I had an issue with was when 1 of the daughters used the knife in the ritual.

The CGI was really good, but the acting came out of a Cracker Jack Box. The facial expression you can tell the lead actress was trying too hard with extra long eyelashes. The kids had no emotion. I want my time back.

Spiders 3D would of gotten a much better rating if there was a better lead actress other than Christa Campbell. Christa was over acting as if this was a low class B movie. The CHI was good, just wish I they took better care of showing NYC besides 2 yellow cabs.

The mother's acting was worst than the CGI shark, she whispered 75% of the time, the other bad acting was worst than a SYFY channel movie. Grandpa was cool... Have you ever watched a horror movie and root for the villain? Here's your chance.

Intensive Care was surprisingly good, not great, due to a few bad angles and shady acting. But overall, the fight choreography, halfa** script, strong lead actress and bonus during the credits made me want to write a review.

I had to write a review because I needed to stop anyone from attempting to watch this crap. I love B movies and there were a few good moments, (Ranger did his thing) but the annoyance with Michelle and her bad acting, pissed me off. Haunting at Foster Cabin "had" potential, but fell short trying too much.

Just terrible. Once you see a 6'5" 260 lbs man let a 5'9" 100lbs wet man cut a wire, you'll realize it's too late and your more than 1 hour in. (Ask me) Script? Horrible. Plot? Horrible. Monster costume? Horrible (just like the aliens from the TV show Land of the Lost) Acting? Horrible, the only one who did a great job was Henry. The mother sound like she was having a orgasm just by breathing instead of sounding scared.

The gore I liked. We all can appreciate a good Thriller, and this one wasn't bad except for the lead actress acting. Her struggle expressions, were a struggle, which also looked like her scared expressions along with her hard breathing as if she's having a asthma attack. Everyone else did a great/good job, except for Emma and the female tycoon in the restaurant, they killed my vibe. UPDATE: 12/21/2023 Forgot I saw this movie 3 years ago and watched it again by accident. Came to the reviews to see if anyone else was pissed or discussed about Hana Oldenburg (Emma)'s non-acting skills. Saw this review header, and pressed on it to read, and bam, it's mine. Lol... Ralf Beck (Jim) killed it, he was on a whole different, Empire State Building top floor level, EVERYONE ELSE was also on a different level, while Emma basement level acting ruined it for me again, with her 3 facial expressions. I really hope Hanna got some much needed acting skills, cause this isn't it.

There should be a comedy title added to this action, horror. In the intro when I saw one of the main characters doing drunken style Kung Fu, I knew this was going to be a hit. Don't get me wrong, the script could of been better, but some scenes did make me laugh out loud. It's not Shaun of the Dead and it's not trying to be, but it is a pleasant surprise of a gem. I liked it and it's worth a watch.

This is how movies should be made. From beginning to end there's action, suspense, great acting, blood ect... which made me want more. Grab your popcorn, 420, soda/beer and enjoy it like I did.

It could of been an awesome movie, but... It sucked. The over use of suspense didn't work for me.