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Mid tier Bri-eesh heist C-film. It's basically a bunch of cockney criminal caricatures reminiscing about their misdeeds and silly adventures, telling their story through flashbacks and conversations at the table. There is an eye-rolling twist that happens too late and does too little.

Uninteresting plot, incoherently edited, poorly acted, and horrendously shot and lit. In the end, The Last Heist is a good first hour, brought down by a final act that has a point to make but goes about it in a very misguided way. It's a reminder that creativity can be a good thing, but it needs to be properly channelled to have the desired effect.

Well once again... An excellent short film! James Campbell does it again with a remarkable short story about two western convict brothers on the loose in the late 1800s, finding a mysterious unconscious preacher in the middle of the woods. Meanwhile an old tracker hunts down a beast that's been tearing apart dozens of civilians and the footprints lead to the same forest. It was brilliant and I didn't want any part of it to end. The acting was cinema acting and helped built up the suspense all the way. Soundtrack was amazing as well. Would have easily bought the soundtrack if there was one available.

So many great actors in this violent action thriller - Robert LeSardo, Michael Pare and I was hoping Tara Reid was going to be in this 😳 First problem is the covering of Robert Lasardo's tattoos. Second, most of the acting from the supporting cast are diabolical.

This is such bad acting and so much saluting, but it does get better as the movie goes on. Not sure if an Asian character was dubbed in the movie for stereotyped reasons.

Zombies and a creature, that's a nice addition! Wished there was more of a reasoning for the monster.

Once things started happening this became pretty enjoyable. More Lasardo was needed.