Dear Hangman

Suspense, drama and a great conclusion to the series of films. Liam Thomas-Burke and the team at Recognition Films have yet again provided a film that has surpassed all expectations. It's an edgy thought provoking movie along with hangman. For those who love to support the little guy, I cannot express how incredible Recognition Films are in the story lines and vision. You must give them a follow on social media platforms. And check out their other work. Brilliant.

Firstly the filming of this film is not great apart from the very subdued colour use the sound is not great in some scenes sounds like it was filmed in a tin can! As for the story it is very wishywashy or to put it in another way pretty none existent! A Vigilante that killed what he considered bad people develops a thing for one of his victims sister whom is a detective story starts with him in jail. All the actors seem as if they have just passed out from acting school the opening scene the prosecutor was way over the top with facial expressions the rest are equally as bad I don't think they have mastered how to convey emotions very wooden in delivery. As for the story there really isn't one! To label this a thriller or a drama is laughable. Don't waste your time on it .

Dear Hangman is a pacy, edge-of-your-seat thriller which will keep you in suspense until the very end. A thoroughly enjoyable film to watch. My only criticism is I wish it could have been longer!

Dear Hangman is a story full of twists backed up by a talented cast and crew. This isn't a storyline you can second guess and you won't be left disappointed. This film proves there is a lot of talent to be found in the midlands!

Hangman is an tense British thriller, with a well conceived plot that moves at an enjoyable pace, the actors all deliver first rate performances backed up by a sound script, detailed sets and well thought out location shots. The film bats well above its weight.

Hangman is a film that leaves you wanting more!