Disorder

This movie is certainly worthy of its title. Low budget, poor acting, direction, script and camerawork, making it a complete disorder. I have no idea how this farce ever got made. The lead parades around the scenes like "Mr Dead" I guess if you are keen on movies produced by college students on a media course, then this is will be right up your street!

The acting and plot are palpable.

The soundtrack and cinematography seem dated. VHS dated. Almost 80s movie reel dated.

I watched through to the end because I needed a clean resolution. And the film provided that.

This is not a good film. It is well made, its greatest asset is the wonderful music, but the story does not hold water. The tempo is too slow all the way, and Darren Kendrick, although acting well, makes a dull and almost debile character - he commits mistakes all the time, the only convincing thing about him is his constant confusion, and the story gets side-tracked all the time into blind alleys, offering spectacular intentional question marks without any answers. The characters are not convincing, and when the film in the end finally tries to explain everything, it gets muddled up in a flood of new information that only adds to the confusion of the script. There is no clarity at all. As the film keeps building up in suspense and inttrigue, you are prone to expect some conclusion, but it all ends up in just a mess. There are too many murders, too many crimes, too many unresolved mysteriers, too many loose ends and too many people involved in them, dead and alive, making the film slowly but irrevocably over-burdened, too much confusion and no satisfactory reward for the audience in the end for having patiently followed Darren Kendrick all the way in and out of his confusions, so this is not a film I could recommend to anyone. You have to wait through all the film for a final gun to turn up - that's what primarily is missing here.

Poor performance no story it is a waste of time and money

I thought this was a very well made film. It was suspenseful and well shot. I read a couple of the reviews below and I'm not sure if they watched the same movie I did. The acting was great and the story was well told. Maybe they didn't understand the story.

The director did a great job with what was obviously a limited budget. The lead actor's performance was great. The lighting was dark and moody. The way the film was shot made it feel very isolated and you could feel for the main character's pain and torture.

I'm going to recommend this film to everyone I know. It's worth giving it a shot.