Fear Level

The plot was a little rushed in some of the stories, but overall a pretty solid independent film. Would definitely like to see more levels of fear, in a sequel.

It's such a movie, even after watching completely, I didn't get the story.

If you made it all the way through this movie...heck if you made it past the first story, you are a trooper. Make no doubt about it, this is a college project film at best. It is really that bad. I appreciate cheesy horror movies and really like the anthology approach, but this one is a trainwreck.

The acting is about as bad as I've ever seen. We're talking adult film acting bad. It really doesn't help that the script just sucks and a lot of it stems from the characters talking to themselves to push the plot along. The racist stereotypes are over the top and atrocious. Trying to tie the stories together was a decent concept but ultimately unnecessary and poorly executed. The music is overly dramatic and feels out of place most of the time. The whole direction of this film is off and continuously gets worse as the movie progresses.

I honestly have to say that the worst part about this, is that it's not really sure what it wants to be. The majority is just a series of sad, unfortunate stories that are strung loosely together. A dramatic thriller with some violent scenes. While the end is...well, completely different and doesn't feel like it's part of the same film at all. Some time and work was put into it and I'll give it an extra point for that, but it's really not worth your time. 2/10

I watched it 3 times just to catch the subtle connections. Fear Level was surprisingly good and had a few unexpected twists and turns that had me thinking about the consequences of our actions even after the movie ended.

A great movie that keeps you pulled in to see how each story connects to the next. I've watched it several times and always find a new connection. A great thriller that doesn't rely on jump scares and big budget CG to further the plot and keep you engaged.