Piercing Wounds

I tried to like this movie, I really did, but the poor writing, bad acting, and just horrible action was comepletely unenjoyable. Don't get me talking about the $3 wig and beard the main guy wears. I don't see how they were able to film without laughing.

When I looked at the IMDB page, I saw that thre main actor was also the writer and director. This is a prime example of why you should now star in your own movie. If you want to be a writer and director then write and direct but not not star in your own movie. If you want to be a actor, then act. If you're not getting the main roles in other's movies, then there's a reaosn for that. It means you can't act and do not have the look.

Great action plus great romance equals great movie for date night! Andrew Jacob Brown rights the perfect script here to please both the male and female audience with this sort of love and redemption. Cesar Caolo also steals a few scenes with his performance of Matt, he plays the role with so much conviction. The romance is well done and this movie just brings me back to the great 90's action movies. Andrew Jacob Brown deserves lots of credit for directing and bringing a great balance of drama, action, and romance. He also coordinates the stunts and does a great job. I also felt like the performance of both villains was great.

This may not be a 10, but it certainly is no 1 star! I enjoyed the story, well written with all the elements men and women would appreciate - action, suspense, drama, romance, betrayal, redemption ... and the acting was believable. (who cares about the wig ... it was in the movie all of what, 5 minutes) The actress was delightful and the relationship with her brother had me laughing in serveral parts. The intense scenes were that - intense. And I literally cried during the somber scene. This movie touched every emotion - well done.

As for the lead not writing, producing, directing and acting in his own movie - uuuuuummm - Denzel Washington, George Clooney, Ben Afleck, Mel Gibson, Clint Eastwood, Angelina Jolie, Jodie Foster, Tom Hanks, Sylvester Stallone .... REALLY! That's not ego dudes ... it's show biz. 🙄

I enjoy movies that I can watch with my family and friends and not have to worry about the language and the content of the movie. Piercing Wounds exceeded my expectations. I love the action in the movie as well as the loving and caring side of the movie. This has all you need in a good movie, drama, action and of course a little romance never hurts.

I thought the acting and directing was great. Everything was professional and on point. As in life there is always room for improvement, but I am very impressed with the outcome of this amazing family film. It is a must watch in my book. I will be definitely watching this movie again.

This is not a perfect movie, but it is to me. I have an obsession with story and specifically love stories. I like a lot of Nicholas Sparks novels and of course the Stephenie Meyer Twilight series. And maybe it's just been awhile since I seen a good love story and I feel like there hasn't many advertised, but all that to be said, I love this film.

It's an independent film and a simple one. There is a wig in the beginning that I thought was kinda funny but it was only for a couple minutes. But the writing was pretty darn good, and I read a lot of scripts. I did like all 3 leads, and the red headed guy that played the villain, but I mostly liked Melanie. I can relate to her in a lot of ways. It would be interesting if they made a second one.