Wrongful Death

This film is an utter disaster from beginning to end, failing on almost every level imaginable. The acting is painfully subpar, with the actors delivering their lines with little to no conviction, making it impossible to connect with any of the characters. Their performances are flat and wooden, contributing nothing to the overall experience. The script is equally disappointing, riddled with clichés and predictable twists that offer nothing fresh or interesting to the genre. The dialogue feels forced and awkward, as if no real thought was put into making the characters' interactions believable or engaging.

To make matters worse, the cinematography and set design are amateurish at best. The location feel generic and uninspired, lacking any atmosphere that might have helped build suspense.

Overall, this movie is a complete waste of time. It fails to deliver in every possible way: from the acting and writing to the technical aspects of filmmaking. It's hard to believe anyone thought this was ready for release. If you're looking for a suspenseful, thrilling horror movie, do yourself a favor and skip this one entirely.

To be honest, I expected something different. I was expecting a lot more violence when I saw the trailer.

The story is nice, but not perfect. The acting is okay.

What prompted me to give a higher rating is the fact that the film deals with a topic that is very important today. Bullying.

Bullying is widespread all over the world. And here you can see the extent of what can happen if you go too far. I think it's not far from reality. We should be more concerned about this issue rather than looking away.

The story of the film shows us what a man is capable of doing when his child is bullied. Therefore, I give the film a rating of 8 /10.

No pun intended - a sequel is already in the making. Funnily enough it will have Costas Mandylor in its cast - who is quite famous for his appearance and role in the Saw franchise. Why is this important? Well this right here is a bit of a Saw clone. While Saw took elements from other movies and put them together, this copies stuff that made Saw so successful ... like how much one values their own life and regret and stuff like that.

Now watching Eric Roberts in this (way too little screen time) is a delight! He is not phoning it in - him playing and acting on the level he does ... makes some of the other actors look quite ridiculous! Like the "german" character who interacts with him to name one.

But even our two "prisoners" - the dialog does not favor them ... but the way they "act" ... it feels like quite the inferior version of something that is beloved. The theme is more than alright ... but one cannot shake the feeling of cheapness.

Still there is nudity, blood and violence - so all your needs when it comes to those things will be satisfied ... is that enough? Well you'll be the right person to answer that question ... just remember ... actually it seems to be ok to forget - a lot! If nothing else is true here.

The premise is very good and interesting, and the story captures you right away, the acting is solid and the movie overall is definitely worth the time. It was different, and it was different good. The characters are extremely believable and the acting was great, including performances by Isabella Brenza, Alexander Man, and Michael Pare. Everyone performed perfectly and were very believable to watch. The ending was definitely unexpected, a real mind-blowing.

I also would have loved to explore the world more. Directed by Vjekoslav Katusin, written by Miroslav Trcak.

Gore 1/5 Nudity 5/5 Effects 2/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 1/5.

First of all, I want to say that the movie was really great; it held my attention until the end. The acting of both main actors was on the highest level. Isabella Brenza did awesome job, she made me worry, care and in the end even feeling sorry for her. Alexander Mann portrayed her, how can I say, her "imaginary" enemy, and somehow maube being the leader and the one to take actions first.

Michael Pare and Eric Roberts are indeed the Hollywood's finest gold. Their performances were outstanding. I could see the pain in Michael's eyes and feel the same the way he tells the story to Isabella. The reason that I rated it with eight stars lays in very little screentime for Eric Roberts, it were three scenes, I think. We would like it'd been more.

And for the conclusion, I am rising my hands up to the producer and director Vjekoslav Katusin, writer, and the whole Dream Team behind him. You guys always surprise with something better than expected. 8/10.