Viscera

This movie is captivating from beginning to end. The story line was thought provoking and poignant. The acting was excellent with intense scenes. This film is cathartic for any young person with problems and at the same time hopeful for their loved ones. I highly recommend it. *****

Simply captivating. I was completely invested in the unraveling of this complicated, heartwrenching story. All of the actors conquered their roles convincingly, but this was Dominic Kates' moment to glow.

This movie is a perfect sequel to the original movie. The abilities that the actors and director were able to portray on the screen were mind blowing. Certain aspects of the film were acted out in such great detail that the actors made me feel like I knew them in real-life. There were scene that were so good they made me feel uncomfortable that they were on the screen and not in my life. Certain scenes were also filmed to mm make you think; is this present day of the film or is this a dream sequence? It is amazing and everyone that worked on this film deserves all the praise in the world.

Watch closely and feel the true anguish as a young man comes learns to deal with an horrific event from his childhood. This is a beautiful and realistically filmed piece with great acting, surprising and excellent special effects, and lovely cinematography, topped off with a beautiful original score. No spoilers, but certain poignant moments in the film had me in tears and when the film was over, I too found myself dealing with things from the past I had long buried. Kudos to writer/director Anthony Spadaccini for giving is such an emotionally evocative piece.

Not at all what I was expecting. Ethan surprised me multiple times. He and Dylan were perfect for their parts, I felt and sympathized with the pain that both had, even while hating Ethan. Had to watch twice just to see if I missed anything at first since the was a completely different movie then I thought it would be going in. Anthony is a master storyteller who grabs your attention and doesn't let go until the credits roll.