6 Feet Below Hell

Currently 10 minutes into this movie. At first we were amused with the HORRIBLE lighting, acting, audio and props, zombie makeup etc, but then it got so bad that I paused the movie solely to Google if this movie was made in the early 1960s or perhaps as a high school project on a low quality iPhone. Personally I love zombie movies and am rarely picky about movie quality or plot quality, but this movie is SO hard to take seriously. Boyfriend says, "worst movie I have ever seen". Fun movie if you're down to watch a movie for laughs about low budget, poor makeup and bad acting- otherwise save your money. The only reason I'm going to finish this movie is because I'm on a low budget (much like this movie).

I rarely ever bother to take the time to write a review, but felt the need to write this to warn you: Do not waste your money or the five minutes of your life that you'll spend before you turn off this piece of garbage! Please do not encourage this guy William Lee to continue making more of these awful movies by watching them. I can only imagine that he is behind the positive reviews. To say that this wasn't a bad movie considering the low budget is like saying that a giant, steaming pile of feces doesn't taste bad considering it's free. You have been warned...

For not having much of, if any budget, this movie is better than some of those with one out there in Indie-film. William X. Lee is incredibly capable of starting and finishing a project in record time and he overcame many obstacles that arose during this production's filming, from actors leaving, weather and location issues, and did I mention the lack of a budget? This film has its quirks, but overall, it's a decent story with solid acting. Most of the cast are remarkably talented and believable with their forays into feelings of panic, anger, anxiety, comradery, and even humor. Some of the action sequences are gripping with intense gun play and martial arts scenes, but the film lacked the gratuitous and obligatory gore that comes with a "zombie" film.

Be sure to rent it at Red Box near you, available right now, if you can find it. (Red Box release date was June 21, 2017)

Th

I never judge a movie on poor lighting. Until now It has poor lighting.

Not scary, not funny, just poor lighting, filming, script, editing, acting, effects and sound. We literally couldn't turn it off fast enough. I tried to skip forward to a watchable portion but gave up on that as well. The package should contain a warning that the film is substandard viewing for people of normal intelligence. Perhaps a zombie would enjoy it.