Heart of Fear

I had to stop watching just ten minutes into the movie.

While I appreciate the effort and investment that must have gone into making this film, the acting was terrible, and the audio quality - honestly, it was shockingly bad.

I couldn't help but wonder how such movies get made. I hope the producers managed to recoup their investment.

The indoor conversations were especially poor, sounding as if the actors were speaking into a metal tin. This made it hard to focus on the plot because I was constantly distracted by the terrible sound.

To make matters worse, the acting of both the male and female detectives left a lot to be desired. Their flat performances really undermined the intensity of the scenes they were supposed to carry.

It's a shame because with better sound engineering and more convincing performances, this could have been a much stronger film.

This move was direct to video. Some suspense but not enthralling, its a movie that might keep your attention and you might leave it without remembering it. Just a standard straight to video movie. No great acting, Annie Wood the lead female character does the best job. So I guess its kind of debatable if this movie will catch your fancy or not

The actors in this movie look like they went straight from a high school play into a B grade movie. The sound is horrible, the script is horrible and worst of all is the male detective. He comes across like a complete joke. I never leave a review unless I watch the whole thing and boy, I wish I had that time back.

Straight to video film want to pose as a typical crime thriller,with twist,hard cop woman,good,and bad guys,and some nudity.Some of the fans of the genre will accept this despite the lot of script and other little problems,but personally I'am not impressed,and don't recommend this movie.Probably acting is not as weak in this film,like other problems in it.Main female character has only a few good scenes.I can not remember any good,or memorable action,or suspense scenes,probably the budget is also the reason,and the part of the problems of this film.Some members of the audience will just scream to something different while watching this film,I have to tell you it was very,very hard,and long to write this review.

There's too much cutesy cutesy between the lady FBI detective and the handsome newspaper reporter and not enough actual tension or suspense. It's a lucky thing they were able to finish making this movie because I think the kid playing 'Taylor' would have gotten bored and gone home by the halfway point. And why, please tell me, would the authorities or the police leave the kid - who is in danger from the 'slasher' - in town and with that FBI lady?? They needed to put him out of town someplace safe. But that would have made sense. Ugh, this movie is just blah. We're at midpoint now and so little has actually happened... so dull.

Except for the budget part, it reminds me of something Elaine Benes said once on Seinfeld: "It's like a big budget movie with a plot that goes NOWHERE."