hashmanis
This movie made me cringe in my seat and at times I was forced to look away... but not for the reasons the filmmakers intended.Disgusting and pathetic acting topped with the most stupid story and direction by an idiot.Hated every millisecond of it.At times I thought the writers had supernatural powers...When the main 'thing' (I wont disgrace anyone and use the term actor) starts ranting 'Someone help me!' I was taken aback as that is exactly what I was thinking at the time.When they discover an old newspaper that reports the closure of the asylum they are in and she quips 'This doesn't make any sense' I could only agree.If there is a film god, then everyone on the project will never work again. I'm hoping the reaper gets them.Amateurish rubbish at its finest! Just who slept with who to give this crap of a production the green light.
cobalt_blueuk
First 10 minutes is the most grim, stupid, predictable, screaming female, dark, predictable, bad acting....god it goes on. The taxi accident was the worst crash effects I have ever seen. Rachel rolls over the taxi like a sack of wool (in slow motion) mixed with potatoes....The script is jarred and seems to go from one point to the other - there's no cohesion.This is I'm afraid as bad as it gets. I didn't watch the full film, so I might be wrong and all actors and director might have improved after the halfway point...yes, I could not take any more the 35 minutes. I like movies, but not this one.This is 1 point above Ed Wood directing.
legutsa
In Grim Reaper, a terror movie from director Michael Feifer, Cherish Lee plays Rachel, a surviving victim from a car crash stalked by the Grim Reaper himself who feels she should have died. In the hospital, Rachel tries to convince the staff that Death is hunting for her. Thinking her nuts, Rachel is committed to a mental health facility, where she finds herself with other inmates that have also cheated death. That night, the Grim Reaper comes for them. The movie is full of the usual terror clichés and formulas, where common sense is absent. It is a sloppy hash of a movie, poorly directed and plotted in a way that looks as if it were improvised on the spot. Feifer, who has produced over 30 independent films, could have done a better job staying closer to reality, than trying to frighten his audience at every turn. Grim Reaper feels like one cheap shot after another. Even the film's target audiences (terror junkies) are probably going to bail on this one.
Darius Forte'
Now I'm gonna keep this short and straight to the point this movie sucked and was very lo budget usually some low budget films are decent but this one just didn't do it for me I mean especially how the monster died yuck! Made me mad to I'm just glad somebody else spent there money except me.Between the terrible acting and the flashbacks i didn't know what was going on or how this people thought this was a good script when i saw the picture on the cover i thought well it looks decent so I'll guess I'll watch it but then 10 minutes into it it seemed like they spent more money on the on the cover then the actual movie now I'm not saying that it was th worse movie i ever seen but it damn sure was close to it.
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