Survivor's Choice

This movie was just downright awful. I hate to call this film a "movie". This honestly reminds me of something my 6- & 8-year-old children could have thrown together in the basement with a basic video camera.

I can't tell anyone what to do with their money, but i really advise against buying this movie. It is soooooo bad that i feel i should have been payed to watch all 72 minutes of this film.

The scene when Matt burns up in the fire is some of the worst film editing I've ever seen.

I can't believe Eric Roberts allowed his name to be used in this movie - what a shame. I'm sure if he actually watched it, he would ask for his name to be pulled.

Overall, everyone that worked on this movie should consider different career paths. I would recommend you never attempt this again. However, if you feel so enlighten to do so, please don't charge any money....

For no budget this film is amazing. I don't think a lot of low budget films are recognized, but this one should be. The shots are very clear, and the sound quality matches up to it as well. The actors and actresses play their characters very well. The storyline is intriguing, as well as the plot. In my personal opinion this movie is a high quality, very well carried, and professional for, as said again, no budget. The writer did a fantastic job with describing the characters, portraying their personalities, and yelling the story. Definitely give it a watch if you can, and are into supporting smaller artists/filmmakers.

If you're looking for a terrible use of your time then Survivor's Choice is the way to go. I recently watched this movie and to put it plainly, it was like watching a(n) dog hate. A totally bad experience.

Directed by David Clair-Bennett and starring Eric Roberts, Dan Pena, David Clair-Bennett, Survivor's Choice told a completely bad story.

Survivor's Choice is a(n) not rated movie about characters who embark on a journey of escape room. Despite the obstacles, big and small, the characters in the movie, as well as the viewers, still meet a terrible end. The performances from Eric Roberts, Dan Pena, David Clair-Bennett illustrate the narrative of this movie with such a viable effort. Consequently, this film ended up being as bad as it is.

Survivor's Choice intertwined visuals, audio, and plot in a very bad way.

It was as if David Clair-Bennett combined the characters, the setting, and the valued objects within the film and then threw them into a mixing bowl to create a giant serving of terrible apple. As a viewer, chewing and pondering on the quality of my apple, I couldn't help but think about how bland it tasted. The flavors of the film blended so terrible-ly that I considered getting a(n) dog for emotional support!

This story of escape room is a triumphant effort on David Clair-Bennett's part in making viewers weep with regret.

Overall, I found Survivor's Choice to be bad, bad, and bad! It is a terrible plate of apple, seasoned with the theme of escape room, and sure to leave you with a lingering bland taste in your mouth.