Gun of the Black Sun

For the budget and the time constraints whilst directing this film, Gun of the Black Sun is incredibly well executed and enjoyable. Real WW2 history is buried deep within the script and is a treat for anyone interested in the era. Humour and conflict are well balanced by the editing and incredible score. Gary Douglas excels in a realistic and sympathetic performance as the leading man, and the rest of the cast is similarly entertaining to watch. If you are bored on a Saturday night and seek something a little more underground than mainstream Hollywood, this film will scratch that itch for you.

A very well done indie movie who tries to keep in balance Hollywood ingredients: nice photography, well balanced direction, smart script, fast rhythmic editing, great locations, brilliant soundtrack and interesting actors. The role of a leading actor as a main producer helped the movie to stay on the budget and get it done. The international crew, bringing an American director, an Irish producer, a British soccer star and a Romanian DOP spice the script with a unique flavour. The presence of Richard Lynch as the villain character bring this movie to the next level. "Gun of the Back Sun" is a A must see!!!

For a low budget movie, Gun of the Black Sun packs a real punch and is thoroughly enjoyable throughout and it never takes itself too seriously. Featuring a strong and exciting visual style accompanied by a very good soundtrack, the film continues at pace and does not disappoint. Larger than life characters abound, headed by the marvellous scene-stealing performance of Richard Lynch. Hero Gary Douglas is there to save the day and expertly unleashes his classic Irish charm offensive in fending of the bad guys. Even former Arsenal hero Ian Wright puts in a delightful cameo appearance. Great fun!!

This movie does what all movies are supposed to do! You start watching, it takes you in and you want to see what happens. An entertaining romp around Romania to London tongue in cheek not taking itself seriously, we all had a good time watching it. Lovely to see the wonderful Richard Lynch in his last film role and he does not disappoint. Gary Douglas does a fine job looking somewhat bewildered while all these fantastical events unfold around him. Ian Wright in a film role, worth a look in itself. Sexy looking girls are plentiful, Harley D's are exciting, and can't beat a red Ferrari and a golden Luger. A must see!

Gun of the Black Sun is an enjoyable romp throughout Rumanian Nazi and folk-loric weirdness. There is a golden Luger involved, lots of shapely starlets and the extraordinary appearance of that wizard of football Ian Wright. We love the utterly bizarre connections and this film as it barrels from dizzying punch -ups to top-less beach love trysts with a hero whose ulster accent keeps the whole thing on a terrestrial level. As they used to say about onion bubble gum "Looks like chewing gum, tasks like onion - it's weird. But also Fun.... Deliciously bonkers therefore a must see for a great experience.