The Blackout Experiment

The saw-esque premise is enough to hook you, but the terrible writing and even worse acting so it no justice. Some of the lines in this are laughable, unintentionally, and the philosophical aspect is really self indulgent, but not as deep as they seem to think it is. It goes to some weird places but it's an overall bad movie.

The girl that had the gun had me wanting a T-92 tank to run her over in the first 10 minutes. Somebody from the government needs to look into who made this garbage, because this was a tax write-off or money laundering.

It wasn't very good. Acting was awful. Plot holes were massive. Another movie that tries to be realistic but is the exact opposite and silly. The whole concept is poor and poorly executed. One upside is that it is not long.

The 10 star reviews are from the makers of the movie. Incoherent yelling, no gore, no character development. Some characters accents fading in and out. Fake over the top crying, identical death scenarios for all loved ones. Audio production errors where some characters you can hear they used audio filters to cancel out noise in the background (but only for some scenes)

I will watch nearly anything and give it a fair shot. This film must have had an alterior motive to being made. Maybe a bet? Because it surely wasn't about the story, the actors, or the dialogue. The poster is pretty sweet.

I've seen at least 2,000 horror films from the moldy oldies to modern day ghost, Sci fi, B horror, and what the general public usually likes so my movie bar is set LOW.

The dialogue seemed like it came from a high school acting class. Probably one of the worst films I've seen in a decade. Watch it if you want to be frustrated and share it with your friends if you want them to never recommend a film to them again.

This movie tries to be a lot like Saw, except there is really no gore and the acting is really really bad, and the weapons kind of suck at least with Saw they had some imagination.