Bachelor Games

Such a brilliant film with superb acting and photography through out. What starts as a comedy, keeps you guessing and thinking as it twists into a darker murderous plot. You really can't predict this one - on the edge of your seat for the whole 1hr 27mins! You can tell that every second of this film has been conscientiously thought out. The cast work really well together, with dynamic performances from all. The location is very dramatic, which is paralleled brilliantly by the choice of music. In this way, from start to finish, you're really taken on a journey. It's refreshing to see such a unique twist on the whole 'bachelor party' theme. I look forward to seeing future films by this production company!

Loved it! Awesome cast! Perfect combo of thrills & laughs! Jack Doolan cracks me up! Loved the visuals as well - seen a lot of Brit flicks that just shoot in and around London - the fact they went all the way to Argentina is fantastic! Really keeps you on your toes - had no idea where it was going and that was definitely a good thing! Kept me guessing! Can't believe they got David Julyan to do the score, which is great as well. It's the dynamic between the 5 guys that I love - although I'm not much of a 'lad' I know those kinda guys and it's spot on! Beats the hell out of Severance! Perfect beer and pizza movie! Definitely recommended! *****

Just irredeemably bad. I can't believe I ignored the bad reviews and went ahead with it.. the trailer was good, but the film soon becomes ridiculous, unbelievable, and anticlimactic.

The premise is terrible, as it's based on a series of events that would just never happen, ever.

A bad attempt at a 'hangover' style thriller, I guess, because it's definitely not a horror film.

Was terrible, especially the way they treated the black guy. All their actions contradicted each other, and no one could act to save their lives. Directors/writers: the whole "everyone put your phone in this..." premise is overused and tired. No one in real life would do that.

Set in the blood-red mountains of the Andes, Bachelor Games follows the story of 5 best friends from England setting off on a stag weekend to Argentina that all goes horribly wrong. I thought I might have seen this sort of film before but actually it turned out to be a really twisty movie with unexpected scares as well as some really hilarious moments between the believable characters. At it's heart it touches on the change in childhood friendships and the meaning of loyalty but told by director Ed McGown in an irreverent way. I'd say it is between the In-Betweeners and The Hills Have Eyes.

All in all, these filmmakers are onto something really exciting and I would definitely recommend for anyone looking for a fun night in.