Hell Bent

Although some people might scoff at this film's apparently miniscule budget (that can and does show on-screen at times) as well as the acting abilities of the apparently non-actors that were found off the street, this film has some indescribable ability to grab you by your hair and force your eyes open. You can't stop staring in disbelieving amazement at how these three kids are capable of taking such bliss in ruining the lives of those around them. From their total lack of care for the rest of the world, to their warped ideas of 'fun', this film will have you wondering how true it could be, and what would you do if these kids lived down YOUR street.

I wasn't sure what to rate this because on one hand, it's not a movie I would go out and recommend to people and I can't say for sure that I "liked it" but on the other hand it did hold my attention throughout.

The lead characters are kids but of the worthless piece of crap of society kind with no redeemable qualities who only see joy in causing misery to other people, we have plenty of them here where I live and I've known a couple growing up as well so it definitely felt pretty realistic to me.

It's a very low-budget movie has a bit of a TV-movie feel to it but that doesn't hurt the movie or anything and it's way more extreme than your average TV-movie.

Acting is not too bad despite lack of experience, particularly Marty feels genuinely twisted.

It reminded me a bit of "Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer" even though it's about kids and they are not serial-killers (yet).

The end was a bit of a letdown but overall definitely watchable.