Forsaken

This is the movie where the abusers get what they deserve and finally lose also the people that witnessed abuse and did nothing, got what was coming to them as well! One of the comments said the ending was pathetic, LOL I thought the ending was BEAUTIFUL!

I really liked the movie. Michael Grant is great at dramaturgy. The same these actor performed in Fair Haven. But back to Forsaken, this movie opened up a febate between me and my student - abusive parents. A topic that should always be discussed. Hope to see more movies with Michael Grant. Where is the actor? He is good actor, singer and keyboardist. A professional who cannot disappear from productions. The last film with Michael Grant was in 2019 - The 11th Order. The movie Forkasen is excellent. The theme of the film served as a debate with the students. But the film disappeared here in Brazil. I hope that the actor, singer and keyboardist doesn't give up on dramaturgy. He is better at dramas. 🤝

No need to write a review as it was the worst movie I have ever watched. The ending is pathetic!

Never seen such bad acting before. One of the worst films i have ever sat through in my entire life. I only gave it a one star review because there was no zero option. Watching paint dry would be more appealing

I found it bold and original. The overall premise was very relatable as I too grew in a abusive household. The emotional output emanating from Mac and Missy, both separate from each other, and together in each others arms was very Breaking Bad. Only their plight was more sympathetic and understandable, frankly. The only problem I had on a purely personal level was understanding the ending. I got "ride off into the sunset" vibe from it, but that feels a little too good to be true. I want to say that's it, but I'm still a little conflicted. Could anybody confirm that for me?