Flesh Wounds (TV 2011)

Flesh Wounds: On a remote US Army facility, a group of scientists conducting top secret weapon experiments, vanish. An elite covert ops team, commanded by Lt. Tyler (Kevin Sorbo), is tasked... See full summary »

Director:

Dan Garcia

Writer:

Gabriel Saint (screenplay)

Stars:

Kevin Sorbo, Bokeem Woodbine, Heather Marie Marsden

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Kevin Sorbo	...	Tyler
Bokeem Woodbine	...	Jackie
Heather Marie Marsden	...	Cassandra Mason
Wallace Merck	...	Colonel Carter
Gabe Begneaud	...	Colby
Caleb Michaelson	...	Allen
Kyle Russell Clements	...	Brent (as Kyle Clements)
John Edward Lee	...	Trey
Armando Leduc	...	Jessie
Ronnie Stutes	...	Scientist 1
Charley Vance	...	Scientist 2
Richard Zeringue	...	Senator Rogers
Tristan Wright	...	Private Jonathan
Kirk Kepper	...	Monster
Cat Tomeny	...	Stacey

Storyline

Flesh Wounds: On a remote US Army facility, a group of scientists conducting top secret weapon experiments, vanish. An elite covert ops team, commanded by Lt. Tyler (Kevin Sorbo), is tasked with recovering the missing personnel within 24 hours.

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Genres:

Sci-Fi

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for bloody violence and language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 July 2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

Flesh Wounds - Blutige Wunden

Filming Locations:

Louisiana, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$2,500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Most Wanted Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

81 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Jessie: Hey, honey, you get scared? You can always grab onto Papa.
Cassandra Mason: Two tours in Baghdad, a year with the U.N. peacekeepers in Sudan. I'm not scared of this crap!
Jessie: What a hardcore woman. What a turn-on!

User Reviews

Not really new, but not really bad either

This isn't exactly a master-piece. But it's not quite the opposite, either. There is some kind of story. There are some kind of characters, among them and foremost a world-weary, disillusioned black-ops guy, portrayed by Kevin Sorbo in a most convincing manner. There even is some kind of acting by more people than just Kevin Sorbo.

None of this is really very much fleshed-out, everything is a tad disjointed and quite... trashy in terms of production value. Which I suspect pretty much hits the nail: it's yet another remake of Predator, suffering from all of the original's problems as well as lack of money.

But there sure are worse things out there to kill 82 minutes with.