The Surveyors

'The Surveyors' is a mystery-thriller about a down on his luck, young adult who desperately needs money and takes any given opportunity to make it. Things momentarily look up, however, when Kyle receives a survey in the mail, asking him to participate in a series of surveys and activities in return for some of that sweet cash. Kyle hastily agrees and what do you know, the survey company recognizes that he showed interest and uses that to their advantage in order to do way more than collect market data.

Unlike other reviews and some marketing material may make you believe, 'The Surveyors' is not an action movie. It may have some fight scenes, but it primarily focuses on uncovering what exactly is going on with the surveys and how Kyle can get out. I gave it 8 stars, not because it's flawless, but because it's a different and seemingly original plot and despite its obviously small budget, it's well executed.

I would not hesitate to recommend the movie to anyone looking for a slow-burn mystery movie but if you're looking for a martial arts action film, you better look elsewhere.

We all make choices, some good, some bad. Mr Baxter has come across something that might help get out of this predicament he is in, or might not...the choice is yours er his. Nigel and his team have come out with a fine film. Writing is top notch, and directing is definitely done very well. Sound, music, lighting are all on point. I would recommend this to anyone to give it a try, and for any directors, producers, head hunters for good young talent, Nigel is your man. Just don't take any of my answers to my surveys as ways to get ahead. Biggest takeaway is that some scenes were hard to see in the darkness of the night.

I enjoyed this film from start to finish. I thought the movie's premise was solid, and the pacing was excellent.

I find it refreshing to see a well-thought-out independent flick, and this production checked all the boxes for me.

I thought the main character was believable, and his struggles with debt were relatable to the average person.

The cinematography was top-notch, as the film was shot cleanly. The sound production was well executed, and the compose helped to set up the proper atmosphere and overall suspense for the viewer.

The supporting cast members all seemed to do a great job of keeping the film's acting at a high level. I would recommend The Surveyors to anyone looking to watch an intriguing thriller.

In a cinematic landscape dominated by big-budget blockbusters, it's refreshing to stumble upon a nice like this one . While it may not boast the grandeur and spectacle of its high-profile counterparts, its pretty strong acting and intriguing premise make it a worthwhile watch for those seeking an entertaining movie experience.

One aspect that immediately stood out was the commendable performances delivered by the cast. Despite the apparent limitations of a lower budget production, the actors managed to breath life into their respective characters. Their commitment to their roles added depth and authenticity, making it easy for the audience to invest emotionally in the story.

Oh my goodness such a surprisingly good movie. Great acting and action scenes were pretty good although there could have been more. I'd say it's a 9/10 must see!!!! They could have used a larger budget but overall the plot itself didn't seem to be hindered, merely the action scenes could have been a little bigger. The premise is one I haven't seen before and the cast is strong. One or two of the driving shots could have been a little brighter but that may have been due to my tv screen. Definitely a must see for anyone who wants a suspense thriller. I definitely would recommend, 'The Surveyors'!