Hornet

We two adults and our 8 and 11 year old kids all watched closely for 15 minutes then one by one we drifted off. We turned it off at the 45 minute mark, or was it 60, or 35, or...? Visually painful to watch, there's plenty else to diss but who cares about the details. If you've read this far you should know not to watch this. Quickly move on to something else like Chappie.

This is one box-of-rocks dumb film... possibly the stupidest sci fi film I've ever seen. Badly written and directed, badly scripted, badly acted. This flem has absolutely no redeeming factors. The lines are the most cliche, sophomoric slop I have heard in quite some time. I have never see a worse portrayal of pee-your-pants scared grown adults that couldn't survive their way out of a puppy attack. And it has the absolute worst, most unreasonable last line ever uttered in a movie. Had I known this was just more Asylum garbage at the beginning I'd have never started it.

B movies can be bad, horrid, and totally stinko..."Hornet" should not be allowed to stay on our planet...Take non defined characters and blend in ZERO storyline and you end up with this...Can't sleep? Solved that problem for ya.. Stream this mush and enjoy some sweet dreams...Zzzzzz

Movie filmed by Go Pro camera?! What next? movie filmed by cheap 8 bucks spy pen camera, maybe. All of this movie sucks-

HORNET is yet another Asylum rip-off, this time of the TRANSFORMERS spin-off BUMBLEBEE. They managed to push this one out three days before the blockbuster film, which is the only impressive thing about it. The story adopts a found footage format and follows the usual bland trio of characters as they discover a robot in the woods and use it to thwart an alien invasion. The halting CGI effects are slightly more passable than usual for an Asylum film, but the plotting is non-existent, and what hurts it the most are the incredibly long-winded interrogation scenes which smack of the laziest padding around.