Shadow Wolves

The film centers on an elite force of Native American Shadow Wolves operatives and the story of their work with a CIA agent to prevent an impending terrorist attack

The story is a bit refreshing, as it's loosely based on the real-life Shadow Wolves, but the tacky dialogues, boring under-developed characters, and rather bland performances aren't enough to redeem it. The action sequences are poorly staged, and could use some good editing and steady camera work. The score is not memorable as you could hardly notice it, But the cinematography in some places is good; the lighting and color grading gives the scenes the right mood and atmosphere.

Overall, Shadow Wolves is a poor film with a good concept, but clumsily executed.

Despite the participation of Thomas Gibson and Graham Greene, this movie just could not be saved. It was a herky-jerky style of cinematography which is extremely annoying, bad editing, a non-existent soundtrack and really amateur directing. It's a shame because I always enjoy seeing a movie with a Native American cast. This movie just did not do them justice. Skip it it. Don't waste your time, this is a real low quality turkey.

When I saw Thomas Gibson was in the film I thought great loved him in Criminal Minds. Very disappointed watched 1 hour but no real action. Who would go to the office dressed the way his assistant does in the US. What happened to the wardrobe people were they on another planet??? Very bad acting on the UK side couldn't they find anything better??

Imagine Matt Stone and Trey Parker's brilliant Team America, only without the satire, humor, self awareness or interest. Filmed like a really , with dire scripts, leaden direction and with a cast who simply can't act - even the good actors seem aware they're taking part in a total turkey and are phoning in their performances. Stupdendously bad - a textbook lesson in bad drama.

The actors have the worst monotone, scripted, unemotional delivery of their lines, like a bunch of stars trying to break into "real movies". It doesn't qualify as even a B movie, that would insult every B movie ever made.