Hacksaw

This is a 1 hour film with 6 minutes of opening credits. Remove the pure black scenes, stock footage of the building, and the couple driving around arguing along a highway we are down to 10 minutes of the real plot. I feel it had all the ingredients but mixed in the wrong order the cake came out flat from the oven. The story didn't really make sense at all. Shout out to the paid advertisement by 'duct tape' as it only takes one strip across a woman's body to hold her down. There are these really long scenes with a reporter that take up a third of the film and contribute only one detail to the plot.

Stupid, boring and cam with an old phone. I lost 1 hour.

WARNING! This movie is not for those with weak constitutions!!! Here's the way it is: if you're the kind of person who needs CGI and multimillion dollar effects and production in order to enjoy movies - you're probably not into gore movies anyways.

The rest of you will enjoy Hacksaw! The cast and crew put as much blood, sweat, and tears into making this blood curdling indie horror film as the horrifying characters did killing everyone!

You don't need CGI and special effects to create gore when the movie is so darkly lit that you can't see what is happening. Good shock value I guess and Ashley looks good in her blood-spattered top. Just skip to these few minutes and be done. Oh and can the main actor be any more annoying? Are people really that annoying?

Really wanted to like this movie. Some parts worked but allot didn't, maybe that's from a lack of budget? The bouncing around drove me nuts. Some of the acting felt forced. The opening didn't make sense. The likes, I thought the gore was okay, the stalking parts were okay in the dark I guess. But some shots were too dark you can't see anything. I liked the camera work during the road trip scenes. I feel there could have been more kills in this movie. Especially for it being a low low low budget film. 10/10???? Really lol I don't think so. The movie has heart you can see that. Just feels like something is missing. Idk. Give it a shot though if you like zero budget films.