Given the premise we should expect some interesting, creative use of the idea; think of all the origin in Alice in Wonderland, or Batman comic books that riffed off the character of the Mad Hatter (Jervis Tetch). The acting is passible (although the characters are warmed-over tropes). The direction is serviceable (although nothing to brag about). The story is all but worthless (and confusing...or perhaps better described as boring...or both. In an effort to be a "horror" movie some zombies are thrown in near the end, for about - not kidding - 10 seconds for no more purpose than to motivate a chase scene which leads to nothing...). In short, AVOID this flick (not to be confused with a "movie") if you value your time and/or are looking for entertainment. If I could give it a "0" I would.
Review of The Mad Hatter
