Devil's Island

You have the cast, crew, equipment and know how to make a decent film in a beautiful location, yet can't be bothered to formulate a plot. Movie's need plots. They're kind of essential to keeping your audience's attention.

I turned this movie off after 11 minutes. This is what I saw in that time.

There's no information given about where we are or how we got there. You see the cameraman in the reflection of a door within the first scene. There's no direction given to actors and if there is it's to act in a completely unbelievable fashion. Once we got to the party montage scene and the main character's idea of letting loose is to flick the light switch on and off a bunch of times, I was done.

The ONLY thing this film did right, or attempted to do right, was cinematography. This is beautifully shot but also poorly executed in film technique.

I've spent more time writing this review than I did watching this movie and I feel fine about that.

Save yourself the trouble and watch literally anything else.