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This is boring. Self-produced and shot "home-made style" films doesn't work. Especially if it's done over and over again. This doesn't add anything new or interesting - just the same tripe that everyone gets bored of watching. Lockdown films made by an unskilled crew is the 2nd worst thing to happen after the outbreak.

"Support The British Film Industry", says the opening monologue of this shoddy British found footage anthology feature from director Steven M. Smith SCARE ATTRACTION, THE HOWLING 2017, THE HAUNTING OF BORLEY MANOR as it deals with the zombie faced title character delivering several nasty fates to a group of Internet based Zoom room chatterers(both male and female), as nothing special, shocking, sensual, or splat happy happens here. And yes, we all indeed have to support British films and British horror / genre films even if sit through stale cinematic fare such as this very feature. Another lockdown disappointment.

Without knowing what I was in for here, aside from it being a horror movie, I opted to give the 2021 movie "Doctor Prim" a chance.

But I have to say that the movie was not off to a great start, given the statement of it being filmed during the pandemic and shot in full close-down and isolation. That just didn't bode well for the movie.

Needless to say that I was not familiar wit a single actor or actress on the cast list in this home-made pandemic project of a horror anthology. As for the acting performances, well it was essentially just people filming themselves, so there wasn't much to form an opinion upon.

The special effects in the movie were nearly non-existing, so don't get your hopes up.

This is most certainly not a movie that I would recommend anyone to literally waste 88 minutes on watching. Some of us virtually suffered through this ordeal, so you don't have to; you're quite welcome. The best thing about "Doctor Prim" was the cover.

My rating of directors Zane Casablanca, Leila Kotori, Svenja Quazzani, Zane Quazzani and Steven M. Smith's 2021 attempt of making a horror anthology lands on a generous one out of ten stars.