Reviews

The movie had beautiful scenery and a creepy premise. Clearly low budget but decent acting. I enjoyed the beginning storyline but kept waiting for something big or scary to happen but it never does. Kind of lazy writing. This movie could have been good but I can't go higher than 5 stars since there was nothing great about it and the ending was one of the worst I've ever seen. Kind of has me thinking about a trip to Norway to see Polar bears and forget that I just wasted 90 minutes of my life. Wish a bigger director/actors/budget got a hold of this script because with some story editing it could have been awesome. Instead it's a 5/10. A failing grade.

Terrible ending to an otherwise good film. Just completely unrealistic final scene. Aaron Taylor Johnson is a very understanding actor. John Cena was alright as well. Good plot with a lot of suspense but an ending that seemed like a b movie horror writer came up with. I don't understand why Prime and Netflix can't stick the landing on these movies. The movies are often good up until the last 10-15 minutes and the writers get lazy and write terrible endings. For that I can't recommend this film and can't go higher than a 3. With a strong ending I think you would see this have a high 7's IMDb score instead of the lousy 6.2 at the time of this review.

Decent film. Obviously the virus in this film is much different than real life. I mean it would have to be to make the film interesting. Pretty good look at what would happen if Biden/Fauci had their way.

Overall decent acting with some intense scenes. Not a bad waste of time. Think I'll go run some errands without a mask or vaccine.

Pleasantly surprised by this movie. Great acting and a solid plot. You know it's not going to be a feel good movie but not sure who will survive or how exactly it will end. I really enjoyed it. A week prior I watched The Lighthouse which was suppose to be so critically acclaimed but it sucked. Not sure how it has a higher rating than this film. Peter Mullan was phenomenal in this movie. Definitely worth a watch!

I like this show but the anti gun message in this episode was pointless. Had nothing to do with anything. Writers made a lame attempt to make there stance on guns known. I'll finish out the series but hopefully this is the end of the leftist propaganda.

This is the best WWII film I've seen since Saving Private Ryan and maybe even the best I've ever seen! The movie really has grit. Noyes Lawton (Sarge) really takes the reigns as the alpha dog in this film. The cigar scene and the German prison scene were both classic examples of that Eastwoodesque screen power.

A classic war movie with a man on a mission plot. The movie is historically accurate. Everything from the plot to the costumes to the firearms is right on the money. The editing of the films combat scenes is seemless and at times feels like what you are watching is an actual horrific war scene. I plan to make this a must watch every year on Memorial Day and Veterans Day. So if you want to watch Noyce (Lawton) make some noise on the Nazi's this is a must watch!

One more thing. No Kirkendall and no Carolous. Makes it even more of a must see!

This was a solid Polonia film with a superb script, excellent filming locations and cinematography and the usual lackluster talentless cast. Am I really supposed to believe that Jeff Kirkendall and James Carolous are scientists? Okay I'm not going to do my usual rant on those two (even though they've earned it). But Jamie Morgan? Really??? She is awful in everything she's ever been in!

Noyes Lawton was the star of this film. This was the first time I had seen him in a main role and he did not disappoint. He steals every scene he's in and makes up for his cast mates lack of talent. He has a screen presence reminiscent of the great Ken VanSant. Natalie Hallead (Himmelburger) was a pretty solid female lead who may be a future Polonia star. This was one of Titus Himmelburgers better performances but was still pretty bad.

Overall solid plot and highly entertaining.

I would ask Mr. Polonia to start holding casting calls for local raw talent for his future movies. There is a strong local fan base and I'm sure many fans would love to be in one of his films. I'd imagine they'd can't be worse then some of the people he's already casting. These films are border line gems but you can't find a shiny gem if it's being covered by turds like Kirkendall/Carolous/Morgan

I'm a mega Polonia fan but this one was just lacking. No comic relief, no stars, no eye candy. The story was kind of weak but the entire cast was awful. Titus Himmelberger was on a Kirkendall/Carpenter level of bad. Thankfully Kirkendall and James Carolina were only in this one for a few minutes. I wouldn't recommend this one but am anxious to watch the next Polonia film in hopes it will help me forget about this one.

These get worse and worse. I'm not sure why I watch them. Maybe it's boredom and I hold out hope that they will get better. They haven't. 12 episodes in and not one I would recommend. Take a pass on this one. Take a pass on all of them.

Lame attempt at political commentary. Episode was pretty bad all around even without the politics. This series overall sucks. I've watched all but 2 of them thinking they will get better but they don't. This one is it the last for me. Almost as bad as treehouse. Almost.

I was once a die hard fan of TWD. The first two seasons were really good and it has gone downhill ever since to the point I had to start watching it. This show was refreshing. The zombies were much more formidable much like 28 days later. The acting was great and not a lot of stupid cheesy dialogue. This is what the walking dead could have been. An R rated no apologies show that keeps you guessing every episode. This show is an intense. The only thing I didn't like was you never know what Son is saying. She does not speak English in the show and subtitles do not work. Although frustrating I think it makes some sense so the viewer has to try and understand much like the other characters. Overall a very interesting action packed show that is not afraid to kill off main characters. Looking forward to a potential season 2!

This may be the best Polonia movie I've watched so far. It had a solid script and a great performance by Ken Vansant. He was born to play the role of Duke Larsen, the cool as hell tracker/hunter who doesn't give an F about anything but winning life and a getting a good old fashion fur burger. The zombie makeup was better than expected although the one zombie (the old fat bald guy) couldn't seem to keep his tongue in his mouth. Those were the good parts about the film. The bad parts...... how bout not putting the eye candy (D Donahue) in a lab coat the entire film? Especially when that lab coat could have been used to cover Jeff Kirkendall's talentless face. And why does Donahue always end up with some nerd? It just doesn't make sense. Especially when you have the ageless Ken Vansant showing off his guns the entire film.

Overall this was a solid watch with the best cinematography I've seen since The Revenant. If it's got Ken Vansant and Dani Donahue sign me up to sail on that ship any day.... even if the anchor (Jerkendall) is trying to drag it to the bottom of the ocean the entire time.

This movie was awesome and will really rock your mind! Creepy Harold is a horror icon on par with the likes of Norman Bates, Freddie Krueger , Michael Myers, Jason Vorhees and The Camp Blood Killer Clown. The ageless Ken Vansant was perfect for the role of the 52 year old college student/babe magnet. Danielle Donahue was the star once again even though she wasn't the lead. The movie borders on a perfect 10 but the casting of Todd Carpenter is hard to get past. His performance is on par with any of Jeff Kirkendalls. If you don't know who Jeff Kirkendall is (and you shouldn't) he is the worst actor on the planet. Carpenter gives him a run for that title but falls just short. If you are a fan of Polonia movies that feature Danielle Donahue and Ken Vansant then you will enjoy this amazingly executed story of horror! Gather your friends, grab the popcorn and beer and settle in for a fun frightful night of laughs and gasps!

Let me start by saying the bikini fight scene puts this movie a notch above others in the genre. Ken Vansant continues to show off his acting skills while sporting hair that the gods would envy. The plot was solid with some twists that will leave you gasping. Filmed at the beautiful pine creek gorge or Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, the scenery adds to the great cinematography. These films need to get more recognition and start making there way into mainstream theaters. Ken Vansant could be the next household acting name amongst the greats like Daniel Day Lewis and Rob Schneider if these movies got the recognition they deserve!

This is one that will give you nightmares. The classic camp blood story line continues to haunt it's viewers. Every time I thought I had the killer figured out....... I was DEAD WRONG! The movie lacked eye candy. It could have used the talents of Danielle Donahue to give it that boost. Kirkendaal again was the weak link of the cast with his hack acting. Overall the special effects were good and some of the death scenes were haunting. I will never be able to eat linked sausages again. If you are looking for a good waste of time watch this movie.

This movie was a pleasant surprise. Great directing and spot on acting. The performance by Steve Diasparra as the lead detective rivaled Dirty Harry. Danielle Donahue was flawless. The story is original. It's like reservoir dogs meets Jurassic Park. The plot was very realistic . The only plot hole was Kirkendalls wife being played by a young good looking woman. I mean come on the guy looks like a it'd sandwich reheated and run over twice. Overall good though. A must see!