3 A.M.

20 minutes into this and I was already thinking it's the worse film I've ever seen and nothing else could possibly be worse, ever. It looks like it's filmed in a potato and the sound recorded on a carrot. The direction and writing is completely incoherent. The acting is laughable. There's really nothing more to say about the film. I can see why the director and writer never went on to do anything else.

based on the cover i thought the movie was going to be a scary slasher flick. i lOvE slashers, but i was pleasantly surprised by this. The story takes a surprising, if somewhat disappointing, turn as a love story. That being said, the story successfully merges the horror and romance genres. I thought most of the acting was good with a few exceptions. If you are looking for straight up action, this is not the movie to get. If you have the patience to sit through a slowly developing story, you just might enjoy this movie. also since this is a 'true story' i checked out the true story feature and i thought it was kinda funny how close some of the true story matched with the movie. Is is really a 'true story'??? I don't know, but its worth a look id say.

I respect the enthusiasm and efforts needed to create an indie film, but that is about all I can respect about 3am. Greg Niecestro's poorly crafted script features an almost indiscernible plot. Even more confusing than the storyline was Greg's decision to cast himself as the main character, Michael. Viewers expect emotion from a character confused by love and terrorized by creepy events, but "stoneface" Greg brought zero emotion to his character. His dialog was on par with a Cinemax soft core porn. I was hoping some of the scenes with attractive actresses featured at least partial nudity. There are several quality scenes, but the bright spots are overshadowed by the terrible script and acting. I was waiting for a boom mic to drop into the picture, but I don't believe this low budget release utilized boom mics. Ayal Stern did a serviceable job in the role of Kenny, standing out as the polished turd in a sea of diarrhea. I'd be somewhat interested to see what Ayal Stern could do with a better script and production.

I loved this DVD ... it flew out of my window with such grace after chucking it with all my strength, I couldn't bring myself to use it as a coaster.

Terrible camera work, Terrible sound, Terrible acting ... I couldn't even bring myself to watch more than 35 minutes of it. Initially I thought it was going to be the films 'style', but the more I witnessed the acting out of a script, the more I decided that this film is just 'bad'.

Whatever company decided this was worth putting on the shelves in your part of the world, needs to be regarded with caution.

If this was made by a 16 year old for a personal portfolio building project, it would of been pretty good. But not something you would expect people to pay money for.

this film was totally awful the acting everything was completely awful but hey i liked the first 20mins was interesting i liked it after wasn't good at all just complete waste of time not scary at all what also ways way boring i really don't mind watching low budget films i rent any type of movies ANY I MEAN and this was just waste cant ever you do don't spend your money on this crappy movie

if you want more details: Inspired by true events, Michael's friend Kenny reveals that he has a ghost living in his room who stops by every night at 3 A.M. Expecting to see nothing but a few tricks, Michael visits the room and experiences otherworldly phenomena that he can't explain. Soon after he seems to be followed by the number 3, appearing everywhere he goes. Intrigued by these events, Michael's younger sister tags along the next day to see the room for herself. Things take a turn for the worse however, as they both find themselves in a place of the dead, with mysterious spirits chasing after them. Michael learns the number 3 is a warning for a long lost love who faces certain doom on September 3rd. Forced to face his past, can he warn her before it's too