robbieoceans
The point of this movie was an obsession a twisted obsession. David Banks rocks in this and I find him to be excellent in the film. It definitely made me cringe.I have full respect for anyone who creates a finished product. Just because it does not have flying robots and naked princesses waiting to be rescued by an all too cliché prince, doesn't make this bad. Some of these other reviewers don't recognize the overall idea of this.Anyone who has an appreciation for the arts, and likes the Dark Twisted role-play, this is for you
mjsreg
Well, there really isn't much to say about this movie except it is awful.Awful acting form the first scene. Some guy trying to be some kind of deranged head case - more like someone who failed acting school - the other guy's acting was OK.It got so bad I didn't see more than 20 minutes of the movie. Once the nice blonde at the beginning was out of the scene I lost interest very, very rapidly.In the 'good 'ol days' this would have gone straight to VHS and stuck on some dusty back shelf somewhere - or straight into a charity shop.
Joe Russell
I just saw this tonight at a little theater in Hollywood. Was not sure what to expect although I did see the trailer. This movie was really good... some really scary stuff at times, I jumped a few times for sure. The acting is solid and the thing looks really good. So, who ever shot it did a fantastic job. It sets up pretty nicely for a sequel, so hopefully we see that one day.Just a little side note... after watching the movie, I have been watching over my shoulder a little more than normal. Great storytelling...Worth a watch.
TaylorJedMartin
It's rare I find a thriller/horror film that wraps me in and keeps me enticed. CUT! brings you a clever, smart, witty and entertaining horror flick that will leave you guessing all the way through. Brilliant performance from David Banks in the lead and David Rountree is equally as captivating. Rountree leaves an impressive directorial mark with excellent casting and superb performances. Locations, shot selection, and scene choices came together very well allowing the story to unfold with a stylistic classy touch. The score and post effects were spot on and we all know so much of a good horror flick relies on great audio. CUT! shows you that amazing work can be done with the right people, the right attitude, the right planning and a little bit of capitol.
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