No Way Out

I like the concept of the plot, but first, there was waaaaay too much useless filler time! Second, I don't know who wrote the music for this movie or who selected what music for which scene, but in both cases it was just terrible! Lastly, I don't know who did the editing, but whoever it was must've been really stoned, really drunk, or both, because you can barely make out the dialogue as is, let alone when music is playing, as it all but drowns out the dialogue completely.....SO ANNOYING!!!! Don't waste your time with this one!

I'm a fan of Chris and wanted to check this out (it's only 3 bucks on Amazon) and while the budget was low I really enjoyed it. It's a little thriller and a little horror. But for an indie film it was good.

Just another one of those found footage style movies where people sit around and talk to each other about random pointless things to fill up the run time.

A little bit of action at the end with lots of shaky footage and scenes of people running through the woods while the camera swings back and forth past bushes and trees, you know the drill.

Dull, boring and completely pointless.

The film is really really cheap, some scenes the lighting is so bright it almost causes you to have a headache and in others it's so dark you've no idea what's going on.

The sound is terrible and sometimes you can't even hear what people are saying, not that this is a bad thing because what they do have to say most of the time is pointless waffle anyway.

Not THE worst FF type film I've sat though but it's up there with the worst of them. 5.6 on IMDB as of the time of me writing this.... I'll bet my mortgage that this drops dramatically them more people have to sit through it.

So slow. The actors do not seem to have any connection together. A lot of the scenes seem to be just filler content that do not add to the story or lack of story.. No idea how this is even rated above a 3.

But this one definitely does. There is nothing redeeming about it at all. The script is a total train wreck - the characters do things with no explanation that make zero sense. There's a pathetic attempt at a backstory that leaves you confused. Of course there are plot holes, but even without those, it's still a confusing mess. Overall, the concept had promise if a third grade class hadn't written the script.

As others have said, the sound is horrendous. You can't hear half the dialogue, so we did a lot of pause/rewind/play. The acting is honestly fine for a movie filmed on an iPhone.

The one, and only one, good thing was seeing some Alaskan landscape.