Overrun

I checked this film out on a whim and it was a real treat. It's not the greatest movie of all time but it is for sure one of the best low budget films I've seen in awhile.

The story is very simple but that's also what makes it fun as it chooses a more stylistic approach over a heavy concept. It's less of a morality tale and more of a roller coaster ride, driving you from one scene to the next at break neck speed. Its characters are over the top and intriguing.

Speaking of characters the cast does a great job of bringing them to life. While some performances are definitely stronger than others, the ones that work really work. The stand out for me was the hacker, Auggie played by Jack Griffo. His wit and comedic timing stole every scene he was in. All the characters managed to pull me in and made me care about this over the top world that the filmmakers created.

The fights and the effects were extremely well done, especially for a film of this level. There were areas where you could tell they pushed the limits of their budget but nothing was so off that it took me out of the experience.

Overall it was a fun watch that kept me entertained as long as you're okay with a more "style over substance" type of film. If you're a fan of action and zany characters this give this a shot.

He's trying to save his informant sister...but he's not much of a believable frontman for this action flick. It's an inexpensive action flick that has trouble knowing what kind of film it is.

If you like your action with some outrageous characters, cheesy one liners and over the top fights then look no further. Most independent films take themselves too seriously, focusing on edgy plots or moral messages but this one just has fun. The story is simple and something we have see a million times, but where it stands out is its wit and humor. The characters are all extravagant and zany which just adds to the unique charm. The fights are cool and well done, considering this is an indie. If you want a fun flick with some cool fights and crazy characters give this a shot.

I thought this was a quirky fun little film. I love supporting these type of films. Is it a big film? No but you can tell the makers of the film knew what they were doing and did as much as they could with what they were working with.

I thought the fight scenes were put together really well. The fight in the hallway was really fun. I wish it was longer.

I thought the lead guy was pretty good. I haven't seen him before. I like that he looked like a regular guy and nit some muscle bound guy. Regular guys can still fight and look good doing it.

He kind of reminded me of a ethnic Jon Belushi with his expressions and movement.

I really thought the guys playing the idiot brothers were pretty funny.

Of you get these type of films you will really enjoy it. It doesn't take it self too serious.

If you've ever wanted to see Cenk Uygur pretend to be an ex-marine super assassin, this is the movie for you.

The fights are unconvincing, the fight sequences have many obvious plot gaps the size of Alaska (you literally see a guy cover a live grenade with his hat and the only thing to get shredded is his pants).

It wants to be Tarantino, but ends up an inept, poor copy of the genre. Entirely unrealistic, but not in the good Tarantino way, generic and bland. And the main protagonist... sorry, was Danny DeVito unavailable?