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I loved the intro song but my favorite part was when Jeff Kirkendall is blessing the house and he looks out the window and asks James Carolus "what's that" and James is like "a tool shed" and Jeff is like "yep better bless that too!" and then they actually go to do it in the next scene except there are so many cgi flies (read: black circles) buzzing around inside that they can't!

This is the last of the unofficial sequels available on a streaming service that I have access and I'm not paying for any of the ones I haven't seen yet so I guess I'm done with this series for now so....well done me I guess.

If anyone is a fan of James Nguyen's infamous cult classic Birdemic: shock and terror (2010) then you'll love this sorry attempt of a movie. You can tell that it wasn't made with much effort. Plus there was something half baked about it all. Apparently there's rumours that there will be a sequel so that'll be a shame. I wouldn't recommend this film as it doesn't go anywhere... unless you like topless girls as they randomly throw that in there. Bad cgi also... not so sure if that was the point to be cheesy but it doesn't work for multiple reasons. Avoid this if you can. Just bad. Can't believe it was crowdfunded and people donated 😣

Chris Bell plays a fantastic serial killer and knocks this one out of the park with his portrayal as the cunning and dangerous Simon. It's intense, disturbing and has twists and turns that would shake the narrative upside down. The supporting cast was a little weak but to be honest it's worth a watch. Especially if it's on Netflix. Steven M Smith is a producer on this film I think. That's always good to see before you watch all this. The Game of Thrones chick was a cool looking character but just wasn't played very well. I'm going to show my friends this. As a Chris Bell fan I really ever so much enjoyed this.