Dangermartin

"From the Director of Candyman" was what convinced me to buy this film, and also the fact that it stars Jeroen "Georgi Koskov" Krabbé. I'm not sure what I expected from this film and I'm still unsure as to what it was that I actually saw. Throughout the entire film I was confused as to whether I was watching a work of pure genius or the worst pile of excrement that I have ever seen.

The film had promise but was let down by poor acting and would have benefited from a larger budget. The plot twists and turns, and stumbles and falls... However there was something about this film that I liked, I just can't put my finger on what it was. Maybe i'm just not of high enough intelligence to fully understand it, or maybe it actually was just a terrible movie... I don't know. But I like not knowing. I wouldn't recommend this film to fans of 'Candyman' but i'd say its worth a watch if your into low-budget horror movies.

5/10 - purely because I watched it 3 days ago and i'm still thinking about it. So it can't be that bad, right???

I was searching through an old video store and i found this film on DVD... for 50p! I bought it expecting the film to be so cheesy and crap that it would probably be totally unwatchable. I mean, what can you expect for 50p? But after watching it, i was pleasantly surprised. The acting isn't great, the story is quite predictable and half of the film is subtitled, but there are some great shoot-outs and excellent martial arts fight scenes.

Being a martial arts movie fan i probably enjoyed this more than the average movie geek would, but all in all i found this a good, watchable martial arts movie and i would recommend it to any martial arts-action movie fan.

I give this film a 6/10 - better than average, but nothing special.