Entropy

This film has heart! The cinematography was surprisingly fantastic (the use of color and lighting like a pro) and I adored the nod to retro body-horror. It was giving me Evil Dead meets Mark Jones! For an amateur production, every scene appeared well executed (pun intended). The only major bummer for me would be the holes in the story. It left the viewer with some majorly unanswered questions - topics I wanted so badly for them to bring to light. Given, most do not enjoy narrative overkill in their horror; however, in this case I feel heavy lore was more than necessary. Other than that, I can see what they were trying to do..and they did it.

Despite the (rude) negative reviews for this film, give it a watch for yourself and support the art! I can certainly see fantastic things coming from this production team. They're one to watch!! Looking forward to seeing what they come up with next.

The Hale family has some money to spare to let their children play and direct a movie. That's the only reason why this monstrosity ever is made. (I think).

Okay I knew this was gonna be bad from the moment I laid my eyes on it and in the end it wasn't just bad, it was probably the worst movie I've ever seen in my life. At some point I couldn't understand what was going on it was so weird and the effects don't bring it justice either. The acting was terrible too.

While it does suffer from faulty direction, amateur acting and a stale script, this low budget horror movie uses color in a creative way to represent sadness, frustation, mourning, romance, power, death and so on. The story itself also has a bit of potential, but overall, its a shoddy and uneffective film thats interesting enough to make parts of it somewhat watchable but its far from decent.

Bad acting, ridiculous story. A film not even to see during a rainy weekend, that is to say! How can you spend money to produce such nonsense! Can we still talk about horror movies? Yes, definitely, a film in its filming horror where you will be bored. Avoid!