Hearing a lot about the Masters of Horror series, i decided to pick this one up. I was expecting a decent film, but what i saw extremely surpassed my expectations. Out of all the important messages delivered in this film, the most important i thought was about the soldiers. We hear on the news all the time about military leaders preaching that their soldiers did for their country and were proud of it. They do all the talking for them. However, what if those soldiers were given the chance to express how they felt about the war and their government. Even though the film is a lil bit liberal biased, being liberal myself i didn't mind, it still delivers a powerful and emotional message.
Review of Masters of Horror
