Survival Knife

Survival Knife is a well-made independent movie. I say this because I liked the story, the acting was solid, and they had some very good locations. Beginning what is basically a stalker flick with an intense scene one would expect to find at the end of such a film was a unique touch and really drew me into the action right away. Lead actress Danielle Donahue was very good, giving a believable and often times intense performance. As I'm sure the filmmakers hoped, I kept guessing throughout the movie whether she had snapped and become a killer herself. The supporting cast were all watchable and did a good job as well. And I really liked the scenes (such as the opening) at the industrial location where the killer took his victims. It was very colorful and really added to the production value. Additionally, the movie had a plot twist at the end I didn't see coming. I would recommend this movie.

After a young girl survives a massacre, leaving herself a sole surviver, she starts to question her own sanity. A very b-independent horror film which is so rediculous nearly all of time, it's just bloody boring.

I'll start by saying that the script isn't great and the acting is dreadful. It should be 0/10 had it not been for the gorgeous Danielle Donahue, luckily the actor with the main role carries this movie. A fantastic performance that I would like to see more of with a script and far better co-actors. She saves the film from a dud to a potential, if she works as hard getting on better projects that she clearly does in the gym as proven by her glistening abs then the only way is up.