Juarez, Mexico

I picked up this movie cause the cover looked interesting. Boy, was I wrong! This movie was terrible! The main thing that I had a problem with was that the lead actor, James Cahill, is barely 5 foot tall and maybe weighs 90 pounds, but some how manages to kicks everyone's ass? Helllllllo? I guess when you write and direct it yourself you can do that. The writing is BAD! The direction is nowhere to be found. The editing seemed to have been done by a 5th grader. I enjoyed the grave digging guy, Roberto Sanchez. Carmen Perez looks good but barely speaks in this thing. The only other film that I've seen that is worse than this one is "Snitch'd" Oh wait, that was also directed and written by Mr. Cahill. Well, at least he's consistent. I strongly recommend NOT seeing this film.

This is the single worst movie I've ever seen. I don't know how I was able to force myself to watch it in it's entirety, maybe because I paid a few dollars to rent it which I'm guessing was more than the budget to make this shitty excuse for a movie was. I was more shocked to learn that this wasn't his first film, and that his other cinematic failure was equally as horrible based on the review that I read for it. There should be laws against making a film this bad and having it be allowed on a video store shelf. It seemed as though the actors in this film tried to do a horrible job. My words can't do it justice, you would have to see it to believe how bad it was. It looks like a group of people woke up one morning and decided to make a movie and they all did if for their first time in a day. Don't torture yourself, don't see this movie!

How this abominable piece of garbage even made it to DVD is beyond the scope of my comprehension. What an absolute waste of a $4.23 Blockbuster rental fee! Literally, a bunch of high school kids with a video camera could have done a better job. The film quality, camera work, editing, etc. was simply terrible. The people that appeared in this film were doing something that I can't even call acting....what I can call it is a travesty. And the plot was as thin as the script. The director/producer of this crap should stick with his day job. I would give this zero stars if that were possible, so remember, you have been warned!!!!

This has to be the worst garbage I've seen in a while. The "disappeared" as they are known on the Juarez and El Paso border should have made for a good movie. Director James Cahill who also stars in this car wreck gave up a terrible movie. Zero entertainment value in this one. You got the main character "Johnny Cash" (no BS) who is so unbelievable as a hero it's laughable. Then you have this sex cult out in the Mexican desert that is poorly shown. Nothing of interest in this one. This is a cold turd served on a cheap paper plate. The only saving grace of this movie was that it did have an ending. I feel bad for the people that were involved with this one.

This movie (if you can call it that), was unbelievably BAD!!! and not bad in a good way either. Not even like cult movie bad. I mean, if this movie was up against say...SHOWGIRLS; Elizabeth Berkeley would have an Oscar for best actress by now. The writing was bad, the direction was worse and the acting was appalling; all three of the titles where subsequently lead by James Cahill. He plays a P.I. in this film and he really must think highly of himself because we're suppose to believe that this 5'4" scrawny guy is a real BAD-ASS!!! What a joke, HE SPEAKS WITH A LISP, how bad-ass is that?. And even though the film is suppose to take place in Mexico, it was clearly made in So. California's High Desert. I've never in my life been to Mexico where the residents speak such perfect accent-less English, with American Slang too!!! Even when a character is asked if they speak English, they'd say "A little bit" and then brake out into a full perfect English monologue. The only one in this devastating loss of film with any acting ability and presence was Vivian Gray. The rest of the "actresses" all looked like they were all cast from the same Taco Bell. But hey, if you wanna rent it, it's your call, I've already lost my 5 bucks. Just don't say I didn't warn you.