Black Easter

I mistakenly thought this had a rating of 7.8 on IMDB and thought "Hell yeah! Time travel, killing off Jesus, a good rating... let it rip. The best thing about the movie was the camera work... which wasn't anything great, it was just WAY better than the acting, script, or the really spotty "science" behind time travel and creation of alternate time lines. Yes, I know time travel doesn't exist... as far as we know, but at least try to make it plausible within the framework of the movie. It was breathtakingly bad... a complete waste of time. It looked like a mediocre film student attempt, with a larger budget than the norm. Don't waste your time, there's nothing redeeming anywhere to be seen.

Not well produced or written. Hilariously shoe-horns Jesus in wherever it can. The acting leaves much to be desired, and the sets are only fit for a small budget SyFy tv show. Hard pass.

The movie starts with a lot of prices it claims to have won during the opening creditz. If a movie needs to proof it is good to start with that, prices it won before the movie came out, it never can be good. And indeed after a few minutes the bad acting, storiyline, special effect, etc make this one of the worst movies I have ever seen.self proclaimed price winner.

This movie was horrible the acting was horrible everything about it was horrible it was a train wreck I was waiting for Kurt Cameron to show his like head But he had in fact had nothing to do with this.

I had good expectations at the begging. The credits show various awards won for screenplay etc. But, in reality this one's a dud. I love science fiction and the plot was intriguing. Honestly, in my opinion the acting is not that good and worse than a high school play. Do the actors have any experience? The plot is confusing, the action scenes amateurishly edited and there's almost no continuity between scenes and the narration is off putting at best. The characters were put into situations and scenes that didn't tie very well together and I found it easy to get confused as the movie progressed.