Jacob Tyler

If this was a school project I would have rated it 3/10.

Now it's supposed to be a "movie"? 1/10 is generous.

It's SO bad it's not even funny.

Not a single thing in this thing deserves to be called a proper movie. How on earth did it get made?

The script is 1.0 revenge/homecoming, the acting is the worst I've seen, the dialogue is horrendous, the sound is even worse, the characters is so stupendously one-dimensional you want to puke.

The way they sometimes try to create tension or scary parts is just laughable (if it wasn't so obvious it wasn't a joke).

The main character is supposed to be a bad ass veteran; that part actually made me laugh!

-100/10.

There is a reason movies need writers, actors and directors.

Each has a role and a profession that is needed to pull off a good story, acted by people who interpret the script and then directed by someone with vision.

Sadly this movies has none of the above.

One person thought that they could write a film, star in it and then direct it all at the same time.

The result is a poorly created mess.

A story that is weak.

Featuring over the top actors that cannot act.

And directed by someone who should direct tv commercials instead.

Very bad idea to do all three. The result is a mess of a film with very poor story and terrible acting that lacks any sense of direction.

Repeat this every morning dear writers / actors / director combo people.

If I write, I promise not to act nor direct.

If I act, I promise not to write nor direct.

If I direct, I promise not to write nor act.

Pick one profession and do it well. Otherwise you create a painful experience for your audience.