The Library

"The Library" or "6 Minutes of Death" actually indicates in the title itself just about how long you will be able to endure this ordeal of a horror movie. I managed to survive 10 minutes into the movie before I just gave up entirely.

The acting in the movie was just anything but impressive, and it was the main reason for why I gave up and threw the towel into the ring. This was amateurish on every account, and it didn't really work out well on the screen.

With the 10 minutes I watched, I have no idea what this movie is really about, aside from the synopsis that I read here on IMDb. And I can't claim to have any interest in finding out more about the storyline or the characters portrayed in the movie.

As for the special effects, well again I have no idea. All I managed to see in the 10 minutes was a change of person in a mirror, as some girl was apparently getting messages from a little girl through the mirror. And that effect was very simple and required no special effects. Again, I can't claim to have any interest in finding out more about if there are special effects in the movie. But hands on heart, then I highly doubt it because the entire 10 minutes that I watched just oozed low budget and low practical effects.

I have no intention of returning to finish this movie.

I review horror films for a living. This film was unique, low budget but unique. I give it 7 out of 10 stars for being original and thinking outside the box. Original Story Good Outline Actor was medium Currently on Red Box. Not really that good but better than the other eight previous movies. Ignore the poor reviews. The story's a cracker, the action is deftly executed and it's largely, a fun ride. original and ritualistic, with nice supernatural flourishes and an outcome that will surprise those unfamiliar with the original story. A wickedly entertaining, sometimes thrilling adventure. A terrific middle chapter with plenty of action, excitement and fun. The score on this movie could have been improved Hector

Quite possibly the worst community theater "actors" on the planet got together with a seriously deluded writer/director and made this piece of flotsam.....ghastly....hilariously bad acting......incomprehensible plot and script.......uncomfortably inferior writing and delivery of badly written dialogue......apparently, anybody that contributed money to this project was cast in a speaking role....so many characters that it was impossible for continuity......the only good work was the actual camera operation and special effects.....all wasted by community theatre-quality direction......somebody in that cast had big money, because Red Box got paid to put it in their machines....I turned it off after 15 minutes of gawping in wonder....

The list of things wrong with this film is enormous & u should DEFINITELY SEE IT!!! I'm usually merciless on defective films but not this one. Despite amateurish production, hokey parts, frequent poor acting & comic-book editing, u can still see the (almost obscured by 3- Stoogery) creative, unique & interesting plot.

Ciminera's take on the mechanics of the afterlife, demons (who look like ninjas), angels (who look like orderlies) and library books that check u out, all come together in a unique view of what's waiting for us. Even the hokey time limits in the non-living realm hint at the uniqueness of what otherwise could really be a far better film.

Personally, I don't believe they really spent $5k making this movie (more like $250), but I don't really care (u won't either). Somebody MUST give Mr. Ciminera proper funding & professional personnel for the remake of this & his next couple of films. This guy has lots of heart, lots of uniqueness & lots of potential. He's a 1-of-a-kind, impoverished, culturally low rent mix of Rod Serling, the Pope & a Philly Cheese Steak....BUT WITH LOTS OF POTENTIAL!!! Watch him!!!

FIrst off, all the positive reviews on here are clearly written by the director or someone involved in the film - they share the same weird overuse of commas and odd grammatical structure. But more importantly, no sentient being could sit through ten minutes of this without recognizing the utter and complete lack of even the tiniest shred of filmmaking going on here. This is literally one of the most pathetic excuses for a "film" I've ever seen. It is no exaggeration to say that I've seen high school film projects done in two weeks that had more intelligence and artistic talent than this gigantic turd. The "director" should be ashamed, and if it's him leaving these bogus 9-star reviews, I can guarantee him that it's not going to help - no one will watch this and walk away unscarred by its sheer, undiluted crapitude. Please, do yourself a favor, bang your head against a wall for an hour - it's much more entertaining than "6 Minutes of Death."