Of Silence

Absolute dreck. Slow, boring, meaningless, plot less. Just truly dire dreck. I watched it halfway through, waiting for it to pick up and be something describable as a story, then gave up and fast-forwarded it in stages until I got to the end where there finally seemed to be some action. I watched that for three minutes until the movie ended and congratulated myself for fast-forwarding it. I occasionally see movies of this quality and always sit bewildered as to how they ever made it to the screen. God only knows how much money was wasted in the creation of this trash. And let's not get all hung up with pretentious claims to the art and metaphorical meaning; there is none.

This was described as "not for the faint of heart" and I can only surmise that the individual's taste is far different from mine or that person was involved with the film or knew people involved with the film. When part of a positive review is that it was filmed on film, well that is not pertinent to whether the film is good or not.

The story moves very slowly and is not very involving. Basically a one person film, the other characters make a short appearance and disappear. I wish there was some way to make these reviews and rating more honest. The rating was well over 7, to me that means we are talking about an exceptional film. Not the case here!! This was a disappointing experience. Let's try to be more honest with each other, shall we?

I have had more fun staring at my kitchen wall and watching the greasy condensation slowly collect and run down over the gloss paint.

The first 25% of the film literally nothing happens... a bloke comes home and walks around his house. Then some people turn up and talk about painting the walls.

I didn't think that there could ever be anything worse than Lost, but this manages to make the grade.

This film must have been the result of a friendly bet between producers as to who can make the worst film ever.

Avoid at all costs and watch the Bunny Game instead, which is a much better quality film.

Probably one of the better independent horror films out in the festival circuit. You can judge it for being slowly paced, but it's one of the few Micro-Budget films actually shot on FILM. You have to give it to these guys for creating an original movie, I can't say that I've seen anything like this before.

It's deliberately paced and is a different type of horror. If you are even slightly interested, check it out!

I think the cinematography is pretty impressive for the budget, and has some great ideas that have never been done before. Using sound and darkness to create a sense of dread, it's pretty cool. I would love to see a bigger budget version from the same director!

Ok so I am a Najarra Townsend fan having seen her in contracted and contracted phase 2, and also recently in Wolf Mother (superb film), but seriously I don't know what she was thinking accepting even a tiny part in this craporama! Folks it's better to watch paint dry on the wall than this garbage!