Fortress of Sin

This is the best Indie film I have seen in a few years. The first thing that stood out for me was the quality of the soundtrack and how the score adds an eerie suspense throughout. The next thing that amazed me was the locations of the film. They have a big impact on the feeling of the movie. The cinematography is extremely impressive for a low-budget film. The screenplay was very well written by Dave Campfield, who has a role in the movie that adds another dimension to the film. The acting, in my opinion, ranges from very good to passable but for me it's the eerie element throughout the movie that stands out. After watching the film, I found out that this movie was produced in a few different states during the height of Covid and had to be pieced together to look cohesive. This was not evident in watching film. It just shows the dedication and talent of everyone involved with the movie. When the vast majority of the public were just sitting home doing nothing, these filmmakers were creating an entertaining piece of work. For anyone into Indie Films, you should definitely pick this one up.