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4.2/10
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When a group of students and their teacher are tortured by a horde of inbreed mutants with an insatiable taste for blood, Navy Seal John Crenshaw becomes their only hope.When a group of students and their teacher are tortured by a horde of inbreed mutants with an insatiable taste for blood, Navy Seal John Crenshaw becomes their only hope.When a group of students and their teacher are tortured by a horde of inbreed mutants with an insatiable taste for blood, Navy Seal John Crenshaw becomes their only hope.
Don Wilson
- War Veteran
- (as Don 'The Dragon' Wilson)
- Director
- Writer
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- TriviaOne of the mutants was impaled by a Tiger Trap, booby trap that was used by the Viet Cong. Homage to the movie, The Green Berets.
- GoofsWhen the group arrives at Sapphire Lake, they stop to take pictures of what is supposedly a wild guinea pig. Guinea pigs are not native to North America.
- SoundtracksTattoo Dragon
Written by Scott Rockenfield
Performed by Written by Scott Rockenfield
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After reading the reviews here, I was hesitant to watch this movie. I love slasher movies like Friday the 13th and those kinds of things but some people here really just trashed it.
No, there was not great character development in the entirety of the ~88 minutes this movie ran for. But then again I tuned in for a horror / action movie not to watch The Piano. I didn't want nor expect drama. I wanted kicking and punching and buckets of blood and that's exactly what I got!
Setting your expectation when you go in is important.
The action was fun, and a good kind of fist fighting that I like. Paul Logan and Matt Willig are both pretty rough and tumble in this movie and for a low budget movie the stunts are really cool.
I heard on the radio during an interview with Paul Logan, Matt Willig, and Costas Mandylor that Paul payed homage to his dad in the movie in several places and when I watched it I noticed and it was really cool he did that. That was worth an entire star by itself for me.
The Horde is a GOOD horror and action movie. I really enjoyed it because I knew exactly what to expect and exactly what not to. Being this is Paul Logan's first script I'll give him a break on the cheesy lines here and there, but even when they were a bit cheesy Costas Mandylor, Matt Willig and crew delivered well. In particular I liked the Cylus character Costas played. Total bad guy and I loved it. Would have liked to see more of Costas on screen.
Overall, I liked the movie. Don't be too turned off by the negative reviews and I'm glad I didn't let them influence me too heavily. Just realize this is a low budget horror movie and enjoy the heck out of your few bucks!
There are certain kinds of folks that write reviews for these indie films, and they fall into just a few categories.
A. People who love movies! (that's me!)
B. People who trash on other people's work because they are jealous (Trolls, boo!)
C. People who think they are critics like some people think they are foodies (delusional!)
D. People who generally just want to spread an honest word about a movie they saw (Good folk)
Figure out which is which and you'll know which reviews to place stock in.
No, there was not great character development in the entirety of the ~88 minutes this movie ran for. But then again I tuned in for a horror / action movie not to watch The Piano. I didn't want nor expect drama. I wanted kicking and punching and buckets of blood and that's exactly what I got!
Setting your expectation when you go in is important.
The action was fun, and a good kind of fist fighting that I like. Paul Logan and Matt Willig are both pretty rough and tumble in this movie and for a low budget movie the stunts are really cool.
I heard on the radio during an interview with Paul Logan, Matt Willig, and Costas Mandylor that Paul payed homage to his dad in the movie in several places and when I watched it I noticed and it was really cool he did that. That was worth an entire star by itself for me.
The Horde is a GOOD horror and action movie. I really enjoyed it because I knew exactly what to expect and exactly what not to. Being this is Paul Logan's first script I'll give him a break on the cheesy lines here and there, but even when they were a bit cheesy Costas Mandylor, Matt Willig and crew delivered well. In particular I liked the Cylus character Costas played. Total bad guy and I loved it. Would have liked to see more of Costas on screen.
Overall, I liked the movie. Don't be too turned off by the negative reviews and I'm glad I didn't let them influence me too heavily. Just realize this is a low budget horror movie and enjoy the heck out of your few bucks!
There are certain kinds of folks that write reviews for these indie films, and they fall into just a few categories.
A. People who love movies! (that's me!)
B. People who trash on other people's work because they are jealous (Trolls, boo!)
C. People who think they are critics like some people think they are foodies (delusional!)
D. People who generally just want to spread an honest word about a movie they saw (Good folk)
Figure out which is which and you'll know which reviews to place stock in.
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- Budget
- $5,500,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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