Right, well without ever having heard a single word about the 2021 action movie "Hunters", I opted to sit down and watch it here in 2022, as I stumbled upon it by random chance. I didn't even bother to read the movie's synopsis, I simply sat down to watch it, as it was a movie that I hadn't already seen.
I managed to get through half of the movie, then I just simply tossed the towel in the ring and gave up. Not only was the movie insanely slow paced, as sitting through half the movie felt like having sat through the entire movie already, but the storyline was also very poorly written and failed to provide me with any entertainment. And having given up at the halfway marker, I didn't even get to see Ian Ziering. Not that it really mattered, because the movie was utter rubbish.
I am sure that the script and storyline for "Hunters" might have sounded interesting on paper, but it didn't translate well to the screen.
The outdoors scenes felt more like it was something that was recorded at a live action role-playing game event than it felt like a proper movie.
I wasn't familiar with the majority of the cast in "Hunters", expect for Ian Ziering, and I can't really claim that he is a top notch performer in my eyes.
Should you happen to stumble upon writer and director Justin Lee's 2021 action movie "Hunters", you might just as well scurry on to another movie, because "Hunters" simply isn't worth the time, money or effort.
My rating of "Hunters" lands on a generous two out of ten.
