Cruiser

Look, we all know filmmakers need to begin somewhere. And doing so they have lowbudget sometimes (unless they get big backing for a poor script for some reason).

This could have been a little better with inexpensive adjustments. Filming quality was poor, in looks like a very camcorder era film. Just rent proper equipment from a university.

Stop hiring family or friends as actors. They can't act, eve.n if you think they can. Hire actors for free that need screentime.

The main actor was so not believable in h8s role, costuming was poorly done. Even the 3xt4as mill8ng about in the quickie mart has no dire tion in moving/milling about.

The film isn't worth wasting time. It jumps from scene to scene without sense.

Extremely low budget shot with a camcorder, your typical bad low budget actors with a pathetic story. Had potential at one point but became apparent that it was going completely downhill and the ending scene and completion make it a 1 its absolutely impossible to be a 10 so we all know those are shill reviews by friends or the crew itself.. a 10 not on this planet!!!!

It starts out feeling very real, like you're on a ride along with a real police officer. Then are protagonist steps in. The opera style singing... good lord. I muted the movie because it got so annoying and over bearing. Next, the kidnapped girl, while easy on the eyes, has a very annoying fake cry. MUTE AGAIN! Her acting is bad enough as well as the evil guy playing cop that they just suck the realism out of the movie that it started out with doing so well. I'll be honest, I'm writing this as I'm sitting here watching this movie but I don't see it improving. The special FXs aren't too bad. Like I said, could've been way better but bad acting and bad direction ruined this movie.

This film jumps quickly to the action. There is little plot other than the questioning of what is evil and God's role. Bloody judgement is on display and the film questions if or what the perpetrator is. Frightening and stark, this film doesn't shy away from violence. Low budget (so don't expect high quality special effects) but it does well enough with the basics.

Despite a nonexistent budget and a very uneven performance from the male lead, this was something else. Just when I thought found footage was done for, I find this unknown gem. Great premise and brilliant idea to use multiple cameras/video sources to get past the "why are they still filming" trap inherent to found footage. Highly recommended to those that can get past the trappings of ultra low budget indie filmmaking. This is one to seek out.