User reviews

I'm not sure what to make of this. Matthew Mark Hunter's Virus is a strange phenomenon of a film that dwindles into the deep black hole of the World Wide Web. A young man ventures into the internet to browse different videos and counters across various people on their channels. I'm not sure if this is meant to be serious or funny but it's very much mixed signals. The acting isn't bad but the film overall was very weak and doesn't deliver much into its own story. I hope the director has a successful path to indie filmmaking but he shouldn't use this on his profile or showreel. This isn't worth your time.

This movie sucked. There is no creative ingenuity to anything here. It's all a bunch of hack wannabe filmmakers with no talent and it's stupid. Dont waste your time on this film. Also, The main director of the project, is a hack. He has no talent. Its all to basica and everything is so tryhard it's annoying. Why he keeps making movies is beyond me. And his cast also sucks. Sucky talent connects clearly. The talent is so tryhard like its clear theyll never make it in Hollywood so they have to make sucky projects like this sucky project and its emberrassing to see. Everyone who worked on the mvoie should be ashamed of themselves.

This was a movie made for the actors it seems. After looking into it. The director made an online post and anyone who was interested in having an acting IMDb acting credit got their chance and could be a voiceover. Which is a great thing for the talent. The film was long but having so many people interested and finding spots, amazing editing on his part for finding spots.

Matthew has many over 200 films and some with awards and noms on his profile, his films are a mix of comedy, horror, good and bad but that is just his style of movies. He loves bad reviews from his films and even posts them on his film posters afterwards.

Overall, the film was made for the actors to see themselves in a movie even if it was bad, at least someone can let people have fun and do what they love.