Stock footage, stock effects, soundtrack made by a five year old, god awful sound.....I'm guessing the actors are desperate for work. Why these group of old school actors signed up for this I can only imagine the producers had something on them....quite sad.
I'm guessing the FX department consisted of an intern who just watched 3 "How to use After Effects for Beginners" videos on YouTube, probably the score writers mate.
The cinematography seemed to be the only professional outfit employed as some of it did look good....and then you'd get the stock footage, guessing budget ran out.
Story made little sense but then again I suppose it didn't need to but at least try to add some tension, some pace some decent dialogue....oh my god the dialogue....how the actors stood for it i have no idea, they must have been getting paid well.
Kept getting distracted by the detectives lips...im guessing they needed the sponsorship money from Polyfiller?
And if the producers are suggesting at the end that there's any chance of a sequel, please re-think, put the bottle down and re-think!
Don't bother, there's really no need for this level of awfulness.
I'm guessing the FX department consisted of an intern who just watched 3 "How to use After Effects for Beginners" videos on YouTube, probably the score writers mate.
The cinematography seemed to be the only professional outfit employed as some of it did look good....and then you'd get the stock footage, guessing budget ran out.
Story made little sense but then again I suppose it didn't need to but at least try to add some tension, some pace some decent dialogue....oh my god the dialogue....how the actors stood for it i have no idea, they must have been getting paid well.
Kept getting distracted by the detectives lips...im guessing they needed the sponsorship money from Polyfiller?
And if the producers are suggesting at the end that there's any chance of a sequel, please re-think, put the bottle down and re-think!
Don't bother, there's really no need for this level of awfulness.