The Vault (2005/I)

User Rating:

2.0/10   

Director:

Ric Moxley

Writers:

Sean Atkins (story)
Cauri Jaye (screenplay) ...

Release Date:

22 February 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Action

Tagline:

He Thought He Left The Life Behind Him... He Was Wrong.

Plot:

After terrorist take over a museum, a Reformed Jewel Thief must decide if he should help them steal a priceless diamond or if he should save the day. |

Plot Keywords:

Museum | Diamond | Thief | Hostage | Vault

Cast

Laci Szabo	...	Kennedy Kaludes
Suzanne Karseras	...	Helen
Bas Rutten	...	General Matos
Diana Lee Inosanto	...	Grace
Paul Logan	...	Frix
G. Anthony Joseph	...	Detective Austin
Steven Gridley	...	Brian
Mike Lattuca	...	Gerald
Marie Lattuca	...	Officer Mills
Bryan Frank	...	Trim
Russ Prine	...	Zeal
Rodney Sciba
Pete Penuel	...	Chief Raymond Anderson
Brynn Lucas	...	Milla Vadden
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jeff Brozovich	...	Policeman 2
David Anthony Buglione	...	Officer Smith
Scott duPont	...	Museum Tour Guide
Ronald Fox	...	Officer Johnson
J. Brian Miles	...	Airport Passenger
Logan Newell	...	Louie
Shawanna Paris	...	Actress
Matt Parker	...	Hostage
Benjamin Rowe	...	Hal (as Ben Rowe)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for violence and some language.

Runtime:

87 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

USA:PG-13 | UK:12

Filming Locations:

Orlando, Florida, USA

Company:

Tritan Northstar Entertainment

Trivia:

Filmed almost entirely on the Valencia Community College campus in Orlando, Florida.

Just when I thought The worst had been made

Pulling all my punches would still brutalize this film to no end. The mere breath of common sense causes this film to topple, whimper, and crumble to dust.

This film lacks nearly every quality a decent movie requires. Scene transition, dialogue, music, chemistry, convincing actors and characters, a budget.

This movie cost a mere $100k to make, which would be fine, I love independents and low budget films - if they have any redeeming qualities, but The Vault does not.

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes had more convincing character development and dialogue, and I do mean the tomatoes. I just hope the filmmakers can come up with a better script because this formulaic an d amateur film lacked in so many areas. I truly felt my IQ lowering the longer I watched it.