I mean, don't get me wrong, this film has poor acting and poor special effects, but for an indie film, it's not that bad to watch.
I get that Neil Breen has a vision in mind of what he wants for his film, like story, characters etc, but it is executed so poorly. I bet if Breen had more of an advanced budget and had hired professional actors on the side, this film wouldn't be as bad.
I do, however, praise Breen for making a 1 hour and 40 minute movie with no less than $1 million (I assume it's budget was like that or maybe less, idk) and it totally beats whatever the hell The Asylum makes anyday, with it's poor CGI and so forth.
I think that, out of all the actors, I think David Silva as Jim is genuinely trying his best to act. Neil is just, well, Neil.
Overall, it's a good film to watch, but nowhere near Hollywood material.
I get that Neil Breen has a vision in mind of what he wants for his film, like story, characters etc, but it is executed so poorly. I bet if Breen had more of an advanced budget and had hired professional actors on the side, this film wouldn't be as bad.
I do, however, praise Breen for making a 1 hour and 40 minute movie with no less than $1 million (I assume it's budget was like that or maybe less, idk) and it totally beats whatever the hell The Asylum makes anyday, with it's poor CGI and so forth.
I think that, out of all the actors, I think David Silva as Jim is genuinely trying his best to act. Neil is just, well, Neil.
Overall, it's a good film to watch, but nowhere near Hollywood material.