Ordinarily I am amongst the first to defend Asylum films from the 'worst film ever made' brigade, citing their tiny budgets and tight schedules, however even I am struggling to make any sort of case for this effort.
For a start, the plot line requiring all the main characters to have some sort of disability seems a bit tenuous, to say the least. I can honestly say this is the only movie I've seen in which the primary protagonists are respectively in a wheelchair, on crutches, and have only one hand (or more accurately, has one very long sleeve). One can only wonder if the script-writers didn't also have a disability - word- blindness. The forced banality of the screenplay is exceeded only by the all around garbageness of the sfx. (I'm sure the cgi flying monsters were recycled from another Asylum movie.....Dragon Crusaders perhaps?) And don't get me started on the acting......
Sorry Asylum, but there's no excuse for this kind of dross - and that's coming from someone who thought Operation Dunkirk was a decent flick.
Must do better next time!
For a start, the plot line requiring all the main characters to have some sort of disability seems a bit tenuous, to say the least. I can honestly say this is the only movie I've seen in which the primary protagonists are respectively in a wheelchair, on crutches, and have only one hand (or more accurately, has one very long sleeve). One can only wonder if the script-writers didn't also have a disability - word- blindness. The forced banality of the screenplay is exceeded only by the all around garbageness of the sfx. (I'm sure the cgi flying monsters were recycled from another Asylum movie.....Dragon Crusaders perhaps?) And don't get me started on the acting......
Sorry Asylum, but there's no excuse for this kind of dross - and that's coming from someone who thought Operation Dunkirk was a decent flick.
Must do better next time!