Wrong Place, Wrong Time

The heist premise was fine. It evaporated in the countryside and then I was watching another movie. I was able to trim the viewing time to about 15-20 minutes (or less) by fast forwarding through all the garbage to get a sense of the unremarkable and forgettable story/"plot". You might want consider doing the same.

Yes I have some gripes with this film but honestly during the pandemic I've seen way worse. Here is my summary:

• The main cast largely seem to have secured the roles based on being good looking especially as barely any of them give the vibe of being combat veterans. That said their acting isn't terrible and in some cases it's better than I expected at the start of the movie.

• there isn't a huge amount of 'action' but the opening sequence is a gun shoot out, this in some ways is well shot but also leaves you scratching your head why combat veterans are simply standing out in the open whilst firing amd not using any cover.

• there are some scenes at a gun range which feel almost comical especially with the female leads are performing target practice, again these are supposed to be well trained killers (attractive women in their twenties who cannot even hold a gun correctly).

• the rest of the film has some confusing plot holes which aren't massive but leave you scratching your head.

• the above considered it's not a classic but it's clearly low budget yet remains better than a number of recent movies which have been rolled out during the pandemic.

Well, I stumbled upon the 2021 movie "Wrong Place, Wrong Time" by random chance, and of course I opted to sit down to watch it as it was a movie that I hadn't already seen.

And I had no idea what I was getting into here, as I sat down to watch the movie from writer and director Justin Price. So it is fair to say that I had no expectations, nor any clue what I was in for.

"Wrong Place, Wrong Time" started out well enough, but then settled into a monotonous pace and never recovered from that downward slope.

I am sure that if you have never seen a vampire movie before, then there is some enjoyment to be had by watching "Wrong Place, Wrong Time". But for us that have sat through vampire movies before, then "Wrong Place, Wrong Time" just didn't really cut it. It was just too mundane and slow paced.

The make up and prosthetics in the movie were a bit all over the place, because some of the effects looked rather interesting and good, while others were just an eyesore to look at. Personally, I must say that the make-up department did a good job with the master vampire, because that looked good, though there was no articulation on the face when the actor tried to mumble his dialogue through the latex.

"Wrong Place, Wrong Time" was not a movie that brought me much of any entertainment, though I managed to sit through the entire ordeal. And this is definitely not a movie that I would recommend fans of the vampire genre to rush out to get their hands on or sink their fangs in.

My rating of this 2021 action horror movie from writer and director Justin Price lands on a generous three out of ten stars.

Do these people ever went to acting school or something. I mean in the 80's the lowest B movies (now called "indie") were 100 time better then this. Camera shooting, light, acting, music, writting ... anything were better, or at least watchable. Do someone try to learn any basic of movie making nowdays ???? What is it, a movie ??? NO , it's a homemade video for their backyard with no light or camera or editing. It's terrible not only this title but ALL the others Indie videos from this year and the years before. Digital camera has killed the cinema.

This another example of how easy it is to budget a film with little money but still do nothing apart from lay on the cheese. I've been watching vapire/horror films for 30 years and this is awful. Do not spend money renting this film. I know it's hard to stop it but good reviews must have come from friends and family. Good luck finding something else.