Hellthy

... but this film did not end well. In fact I lost my interest and started looking at my phone at around the half an hour mark. It didn't have a soundtrack when it should. I'm not sure whether it's meant to be dry humour cause I didn't. Acting was the only thing decent about it. The start was rather weak with poor acting, dodgy facial hair and obvious fat suits. Ignoring this, it did start to get interesting, even with trying to get beyond the cheap set of the torture room. Although not original, the idea was intersting enough. The big problem was that the film was so slow, being focused on one person for far too long. Number 14's story could have been told in a fraction of the time. On top of this, the shakey camera work was distracting, and there were no interesting shots. Plenty of dialogue allowed them to get creative, but it was all very static. There could have been dramatic close ups etc. Also, there was no treatment/colourising which left it all feeling amateurish.

Paul Goldsmith's transitioning performance throughout the film gave me an unnerving balance of enjoyment. He's sometimes over the top but then in other scenes he does a very good job portraying the character. This doesn't seem to be edited well and I'm not sure whether this was done on purpose or whether it played a significance in the theme or what not. But not for me, and when I say me I mean the entire population.

This film is utter tripe, the filming is like a school's film class gone wrong. The acting is that bad they probably didn't even audition for this film, just straight up picked randoms from the nearest street. It doesn't even make sense? You couldn't even watch this for a joke it's that bad. 0 stars would be good if possible

I really enjoyed this movie. Not your everyday torture film. Had it's good characters. And buildups. The other rating that gave it a 1. Is a dipsh#t! Go watch Transformers you TOOL!