Death Hunt

Anyone else feels that the bg music kindda out of place?

Like during the hunt... they played a loud epic music. The kind that usually played during epic medieval battle with horses, swords and stuff.

This is so weird.

The story is basically some guys kidnapped a couple and hunt them for sports in an island.... with loud epic music.

3 country manly men with automatic weapons and grenade launchers can't hunt down 2 unarmed city folk adults in the woods. This looks like it might be silly enough to actually be bad-good. They had to throw in the stereotypical rebel flag to bash southern folk.

The storyline of this movie is familiar, and the outcome is predictable. If you are seeking a revenge movie to watch, then this film may suit.

In a typical revenge movie, you want the bad guys to be bad and you want them to do bad things. If the bad guys are bad enough, you begin to cheer on the good guys and hope the bad guys get their just rewards. Thinking along these lines, this is certainly the plot for this movie, except that the good guy is a good gal.

The acting in this movie will certainly not win any awards. I did not recognize any of the actors from previous films. Still, the storyline keeps moving and there is enough action and suspense to watch the entire movie.

Not being able to hear people speak doesn't help the movie one tiny bit. Normally I like these movies with this sort of plot, but it's hard to follow as I mentioned earlier because the audio is the pits.

Interesting enough, I almost feel like Death Hunt is cheating. There is a formula here and Death Hunt is following it to the letter. Not once watching this movie did, I not know what was going to happen.

I need to admit however that in its predictability I got everything I wanted form this movie. No more, no less and with that it's not a surprise that I enjoyed it.

Not much I can say about it. It was like a small snack that got me through the day. I did not need any more. It leans far more on the good side of the bland line than the bad but tomorrow, I will definitely forget I even saw the flick.