I felt like watching an action movie with a short but sweet runtime. Judging from the awesome poster, RoboWoman did seem like the perfect choice. Unfortunately, this felt more like an amateur drama, with some very short action scenes near the end. More than anything, it actually left me feeling sad for Dawna Lee Heising's character Vivica, and what she had to go through so it's a bit depressing if you like character development... I just wish I'd known beforehand that it was so light on the action, and I also wish that Brinke Stevens had been given more screen time but I guess that they ran out of money.
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4 Reviews
Eve of Christmas
(2018)
Not a bad watch for a Christmas film
15 September 2022
It's the night before Christmas Eve and everything seems to be falling into place for Dan's big romantic gesture. The only thing is, Dan didn't expect Santa to pay an early visit this year. I watched this short film a few years back. This film had a good idea behind it; a bad Santa, romance, the night before Christmas. The score from James Rogers was always good and the cinematography was pretty good too. The acting could have been better at times. Didn't seem right - the lead actor. Last active film by retired writer/director Simon Edwards who was known for Six Hot Chicks In a Warehouse (2017)
No More Lights in the Sky
(2018)
A rip-off to cinema and anyone who respects it
9 September 2022
I watched this through someone's commentary on youtube and it's just a joke. I'm so glad I never had to pay to watch it but unfortunately other people did. Completely boring on every category - the acting, the camerawork (which they make the excuse is poor on the counts that this is a mockumentary) the flow of it all isn't natural or authentic to a thriller film.
Actors really need to be natural as this clearly isn't the case. Is black and white the thing in the future by the way? Feels a little pretentious to add b/w, you're not Spielberg making a holocaust movie. Not impressed by this film in the slightest and anyone who's defending it is clearly a friend of the director's or producers.
Actors really need to be natural as this clearly isn't the case. Is black and white the thing in the future by the way? Feels a little pretentious to add b/w, you're not Spielberg making a holocaust movie. Not impressed by this film in the slightest and anyone who's defending it is clearly a friend of the director's or producers.
Blaze of Gory
(2016)
Horror anthologies - feature film
30 March 2022
Anthology movies, especially horror ones are so overdone. There's literally dozens of these so this isn't exactly anything original. The film is strange and dark, disturbing imagery and slick characters filled with deceit and lust. Nice attempt but wished you guys planed together to make one film with one story.
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