Five: Find Your Limit

It felt like a student project - it was almost over before it began and just as I was starting to get into it. I'm a bit of a sucker for abandoned-mental-hospital films and though there was nothing to make this an A grade work, I would have liked a bit more.

1.) This movie just has no pulse, it's slow and boring. It's also very short, which is pretty much a sign of a crappy movie. The point of the movie isn't very clear and they focus too much on useless things, like yeah, haha bullying the Christian guy is funny. Childish crap! All of the characters are very unlikeable. I have no choice but to give this a 2/10. It started at 5, which is the average score; bad pacing and plot -1,5 and bad characters -1,5. That's 2.

The movie spends way too much time building characters that doesn't go anywhere, a plot that never materialized, and a story that is over two minutes after it starts. Whole movie would have been a 6 rating if they had cut down the 40-mimute intro to 10, and carried on from the last 10 minutes of the film.