Black Easter

I had good expectations at the begging. The credits show various awards won for screenplay etc. But, in reality this one's a dud. I love science fiction and the plot was intriguing. Honestly, in my opinion the acting is not that good and worse than a high school play. Do the actors have any experience? The plot is confusing, the action scenes amateurishly edited and there's almost no continuity between scenes and the narration is off putting at best. The characters were put into situations and scenes that didn't tie very well together and I found it easy to get confused as the movie progressed.

I have seen worse. If you go into this movie with extremely low expectations then you will not be let down. It is hard to come up with a new movie idea these days when it has all been done. Then when you do a movie biased on an already done idea and it is not A + material you get downed for it. I give points for originality and vivid imagination. I am a Texan so seeing in the end credits that Dallas had a hand in this made me like it that much more. It was not preachy like some other new movies done, it was just pure made up craziness, with a moral compass. I myself will not see it again but if you have NOTHING else better to watch I say yes.

The movie starts with a lot of prices it claims to have won during the opening creditz. If a movie needs to proof it is good to start with that, prices it won before the movie came out, it never can be good. And indeed after a few minutes the bad acting, storiyline, special effect, etc make this one of the worst movies I have ever seen.self proclaimed price winner.

This movie was horrible the acting was horrible everything about it was horrible it was a train wreck I was waiting for Kurt Cameron to show his like head But he had in fact had nothing to do with this.

It's like the Blair witch project, but made by some really stoned kids at an evangelical summer camp drama project. Requires first crucifying your critical faculties and biblical levels of the suspension of disbelief.