Nation's Fire

I rated this movie a #10 because everything about it was absolutely great! I fell in love with the wonderful brilliant cast and story line, it was very well written! The talented Director, Thomas J. Churchill, Executive Director/Leading Actress, Krista Grotte Saxon, and The Amazing Cast & Crew did an outstanding job with the directing and acting! I congratulate each one for an amazing job well done! Bravo!!! The gore scenes were absolutely fantastic and well put together by Special Effects Artist, Director, and Producer, Joe Castro! I love Joe's awesome and outstanding gore work! He's definitely the best of the best! I cried various times while feeling deep emotional mixed feelings of happiness, sadness, and satisfaction. I definitely recommend this excellent movie! Please don't listen to any bad and malicious reviews, especially coming from ignorant, bitter, unprofessional haters, with no talent or taste for great wonderful movies! Respect! Don't hate! Buy the movie! See for yourself! Then you can judge!

Does Bruce Dern need the money? He's in his 80s and showing up in every piece of garbage there is.

This is one of the worst movies ever made. It fails on every level. Not worth your time and shame on the three clowns who give this garbage a 10. They are fake reviews.

THIS IS A LOW BUDGET, LOW RENT, LOW RATE FILM WHICH LOOKS AS THOUGH IT WAS MADE BY A BUNCH OF HIGH SCHOOL KIDS. THE CAST, SCRIPT AND ACTORS ARE HORRIFIC. WHAT A RIDICULOUS, EMBARRASSMENT TO THE MOVIE INDUSTRY. BRUCE DERN SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF HIMSELF FOR APPEARING IN THE MESS.

...a bunch of biker strip-club owners and their dancers. Then after the movie, I see the writer and director was an experienced filmmaker, Thomas J. Churchill. Seriously? A 5th grade drama class could've done a better job.

The directing was atrocious... terrible camera work, even worse directing his cast. I mean how could you miss that nasty strand from the fake wig Bruce Dern was wearing? Don't get me started on the lame and terrible 1970's quality action sequences. Does anyone know how to hold and shoot a gun lol? Editing was just as bad, like someone shredded the film and taped it back together randomly. The screenplay I know for sure a 5th grader could've done a better job... did anyone else proofread it? It's a real shame though, as the story-line certainly had its merits, and actually was the only reason I saw the film to the end, never minding the various plot and technical issues. But the long dragged out scenes and slow pacing made the 86 min run-time feel like 2+ hours. I will say though that some of the gore scenes were actually decent and well put together. But the the constant, annoying and overbearing score, non stop... uhhhg! Sound was also off, like no one has ever heard of boom mics. Then the acting... I get Bruce Dern and Chuck Liddell are known for b-grade films, but next to the rest of the terrible acting, they just dropped themselves in being cast in a c-grade movie. I'm being very generous with my 3/10 for this one.

I just watched this movie and I had to grab the tissues, not once but a few times. I watched it twice. I felt compelled to leave a review because this is an empowering movie. I have lost my whole family to tragedy and I am struggling to cope with the reality of this unbearable heartbreak. Some days I am so consumed with physical anxiety, that I dont want to leave my house. I cracked up at the mom, yup, I know a few people just like her! I felt that Gloria made me stronger. During Nation's Fire, I was on the edge of my seat, then I had tears, then it made me feel like I had power as a woman This really opened my eyes to alot, it made me realize that I'm not alone and that I got this. This movie has given me strength at my lowest point in life. With that said, I am a fan for life.