Pathetic excuse for a film. Don't waste your time.
5 Reviews
Garbage
JackDuckworthsTechnoPigeon27 July 2021
Waste of time!
g-jansen25 July 2021
I don't rates this it's doesn't match the movie
alexarifmcgilvray27 July 2021
Normally I don't write reviews. Hardcore adhd this lost my interest. I do like shudder originals which could be a bias but this was unrealistic and made you feel empty after wasting the time it consumed. I've watched so many movies he last few months but this is by far the worst of all of them.maybe I'm quite of from this but it feels like a bunch of bots rated this with 10 star ratings but it won't feel like that.
Brutally bad.
jloebel-8824317 January 2022
Not sure who thought this was a good idea for a movie. Total waste of time with a ludicrous premise and shockingly bad acting. Someone should have stepped in and stopped this production. However, if your IQ is under 75, you may like it.
Worst movie I've ever finished watching.
zekesdad-758775 April 2023
Warning: Spoilers
This movie was simply awful. No redeeming features whatsoever. A group of filmmakers is panicked because of riots in America. Seriously, that's what the tv report said. Therefore, this group is too terrified to leave their house.
I've seem wooden actors before, but every single one in this movie is terrible. The absolute worst was Brenna, played by Zoey Walker. Apparently, she thought it necessary to follow every line of dialogue with some exaggerated facial expression. She could give rise to a drinking game. Every time she makes a face, you have to take a drink.
There is one notable moment of comic relief at about the 30 minute mark. When the group is considering scaling a wall around their backyard to make their escape, they are foiled by a small dog that looks like it wants to play.
Not a one of the characters manages to be remotely interesting or sympathetic. Who will survive? Who cares?
I've seem wooden actors before, but every single one in this movie is terrible. The absolute worst was Brenna, played by Zoey Walker. Apparently, she thought it necessary to follow every line of dialogue with some exaggerated facial expression. She could give rise to a drinking game. Every time she makes a face, you have to take a drink.
There is one notable moment of comic relief at about the 30 minute mark. When the group is considering scaling a wall around their backyard to make their escape, they are foiled by a small dog that looks like it wants to play.
Not a one of the characters manages to be remotely interesting or sympathetic. Who will survive? Who cares?
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