Inhumanity

With the 8 reviews, I'm probably the 2nd honest review as anything above a 5 is a fake review with a new account and only this film reviewed. I can't stand when the producers think their viewers are stupid enough to believe the lies they are posting. I may have given this a higher score, but need to even the score, so it only gets a 3 from me.

This is a low budget C-grade film with no name actors. The film is waaayyy too long at 2 hours and the pace is ridiculously slow until some of the action starts. The plot is very convoluted and needed to be cut/edited better. The directing and cinematography were decent, but the writing was flawed. The ending makes you feel unsatisfied that you wasted your 2 hours for nothing.

Pass on this film unless you enjoy reading fake reviews and want to laugh at them after seeing this film. It's a 3/10 from me.

Enjoyed the movie. Like Tarantino meets the Coen brothers... interesting plot.

This was a pretty cool little movie. Definitely was able to settle in and enjoy the ride. Reminded me of a 60-70's style mystery but with some crazy characters and a interesting plot. I read something about a serial killer so I thought it was gonna be the same old plot... Lots of characters and then they all get killed but this had lots of characters but it also had a plot with some interesting twists. Would recommend if you like the Coen brothers with some Quentin Tarantino splashed in. An independent film that could be a cult classic...

The writing is interesting. I'm uncertain as to whether this is a brilliant comedy. It seems all over the place and I spent a decent amount of time trying to connect the dots. The beginning was good. Other parts weren't'. Or were they? No idea. Definitely not cookie cutter.

"Inhumanity" relies heavily on its neo-noir style, building on a 'Big Guy' mentality with cult film mayhem. The story is part crime thriller and part psychological melodrama. Initially I got a "Seven" familiarity from the energy and style of Joe McReynolds story telling. There is a lot that is going on in this one , and the sporadic jumps between scenes, shaky cinematography can atest to it.

The cast do well to their commitment to the story. They embody their characters with grandiose nature. At times giving honest, compelling performances, and at other times campy falderal. All playing out as sporadic as the plot point jumps and sketchiness. It isn't all bad, but it isn'tall 'so-bad-so-good' either. At times it all just under minds McReynolds' intent and pulls focus from the film's momentum. Plus side- Leviticus Wolfe is a big draw to "Inhumanity" as Six Pack Sam.

The effects are, for the most part, well-produced, low budget mix of blood, violence and pulp mystery. Shady dealings, crime-action, and frenetic concepts help to move toward that "True Grit" attitude. Again, at times the execution is flawless, other times it all falls flat or is over-shadowed by the over-zealous acting.