Dominion

This is a very well written movie full of suspense right up to the end! The setting is beautiful in contrast to the frightening action taking place there! It is not your typical suspense movie, but a movie well packed with interesting twists and surprises which leave you wanting and hoping for a sequel. I recommend this film to all suspense lovers!

Michael Kehoe has accomplished quite a feat, especially considering it is only his second start as writer, producer AND director. Generally "first timers" lack vision and direction when helming a major production but "Dominion" proves Mr. Kehoe is going places in Hollywood! Set with beautiful scenery, Dominion boasts experienced cast members (especially Thomerson & James) who communicate Kehoe's vast vision with exceptional clarity. Few films can mix the slasher/horror genre with a genuine action/adventure feel, but Dominion accomplished this completely. This film certainly qualifies as one of the top-notch films in both of these categories. If you are looking for fast-paced action with more than a modicum of suspense, look no further. I look forward to Kehoe's future projects with great enthusiasm. Well done!!!

Rehash of an old theme but, a non stop roller coaster ride w/ beautiful backdrop. Slightly wooden acting but, Fast pace keeps you watching till the end.

The Director Michael Kehoe,taps into each of his charactors frame of mind and gets the actors to see his vision. A good cast is a plus but this director Kehoe has a gift in bringing out the best in his actors.I hope to see him a lot more as i believe he can do great things in movies.

There are much better hunted in the woods movies to choose from, one vastly superior similar film would be "Hunter's Blood". "Dominion" is sorely lacking in the character development, and logic, departments. Brion James goes on a killing spree after his son is accidentally shot by one of the sportsmen. The six friends who he stalks in the woods are all boring, non-developed characters. James himself occasionally becomes boring with his philosophical rants. The scenery is gorgeous, and the fact that the killer's identity is mistaken by another group of hunters is a plus. Despite this, there are many problems with "Dominion", including an indestructible hero, who jumps off a cliff, and then just continues racing through the brush like nothing happened. Throw in some amazing coincidences as to who knew who was where, and finally, the just when you thought it was over it wasn't finale, made for a pathetically weak ending. - MERK