Cut!

It's rare I find a thriller/horror film that wraps me in and keeps me enticed. CUT! brings you a clever, smart, witty and entertaining horror flick that will leave you guessing all the way through. Brilliant performance from David Banks in the lead and David Rountree is equally as captivating. Rountree leaves an impressive directorial mark with excellent casting and superb performances. Locations, shot selection, and scene choices came together very well allowing the story to unfold with a stylistic classy touch. The score and post effects were spot on and we all know so much of a good horror flick relies on great audio. CUT! shows you that amazing work can be done with the right people, the right attitude, the right planning and a little bit of capitol.

At first glance - a normal low-budget film in a genre almost-Horror. But I do not recommend, based on a stupid and primitive violence. In addition, if the horror is not scary, it is disgusting and it is already - not really a horror film. The plot is almost non-existent in it, the script is sucked from the finger.

What could be a plus, namely the ability to be rented for $ 300 a film turned out to be a minus. The movie was filmed in such a way, that is not much interested in the viewer .. NOT intriguing nothing at all, except to inflict physical harm or kill someone. What makes this creation, disgusting product, but unbecoming to view. Degraded- layer emulsion.

The director, of course, has its own style *, but the potential for its development is limited to primitive violence, because he * only on this reasonable. The very same film about mediocrity persons, who do not make sense as shooting is not something that horror, and anything at all, and doing terrible things on the way to his 1st movie - this is their horror, in fact about the film itself.

Cut so that with a certain probability may be able to tighten the film fans, until the end of viewing, but The usual bold viewer will want to turn off after 5 + minute (if not sooner, then later)

Stars : Suze Lanier-Bramlett and Gabrielle Stone.

Write,Directed by : David Banks,David Rountree.

Think you watching something you might have watched before,OH NO You haven't,This film takes those SOV reality based whodunnits to the raw nerve.

Great cast who are oh, so believable and with some star talent like Suze and Gabrielle ( Who breaks a fourth wall rule with character,That 'Scream' series attempted and here CUT ! succeeds).

OK,There is a killer, ' Duh', But writing that isn't a spoiler,Believe this critic, Please.

The quality of filming techniques is apparent from beginning,The cast & crew know how to tell a complex,scary tale and yet,Was it a tale ?

I also was excited about this movie because of the early reviews. Horrible, horrible movie. It was so bad, but I just put my finger on the reason why. I recommend watching this movie so you can see exactly what I mean. It seems to me that the early positive reviews of this movie were from people that are associated with it in some way, maybe just to hype it up. The film quality was poor, the acting was poor and the storyline was, well, there wasn't much of a storyline. I was waiting for that breakout moment when everything would come together, but that never came. I was angry that I was duped into watching this movie based on the outstanding early reviews given by some users of this website. I can't say much more than that.

I felt ashamed by the end of the movie. I thought the actors were doing a spoof of terrible indie movies. This one wanted to be a horror movie, but I can only see it scaring a timid 8 year old in 1991. Such horrible acting and a script that is just so awful make this a very painful experience to sit through. I felt as though I was marking a student's film that they did in lieu of a thesis.

Nobody is convincing. Black guy is not scary just because he is black. Prostitutes from Degrassi Jr High. Lead actors are terribly ugly and really deserved a good scalping. I will bring my score up to 5/10 if it's revealed that the cast really did all die in real life.