timmermanwoodcraft

Ok...it is not a Hollywood blockbuster or anything like that, but I applaud the writers/directors and actors for starting a horror movie which is an entry into this genre.

Of course Tiffany Beall.and the other ladies are there for acting, story development and eye-candy, and before anyone screams "they are too big or chubby" I say : well done top these ladies for filming scenes with nudity which are arguably hard too shoot -no pun intended-

I would also like to commend the director/writer for not hiring the basic 'hot' girl with big b**bs, instead they opted (or casted) mature (and yes : attractive ladies) which lacks in so many films..

well done to the whole cast, your effort is noted...and appreciated!

What can I say...it's just unbelievable what these two pulled off...

Hats off to Ulrich and Mr. James, both of them must have b*lls of steel..

Whats even scarier is the wheeling and dealing going on between africa and DRK, especially how they 'deal' with the people..

In the end it all comes down to corruption and the glorification of an isolated country where not even the inhabitants want to live.

The sadness of it all is that before watching this movie I was well aware of certain occurrences (living in Africa).

But to see what is actually happening between countries and the seemingly ease of building a weapons / drug factory in Africa is simply shocking.

DRK wants to make money, at it has extremely limited export capabilities, so therefore sell guns and drugs..

It's just sadness...

The first 10-15mins or so i had to pause and check if this was a real documentary or not, but i decided against it and carried on watching..

I must say from the start, Ash and Channell's 'acting' was so real it unnerved me a bit, so much so that after 25 mins in i had to stop and tell myself : "this is just a story, everyone is fine.." (I hope..)

Sean also played exceptionally well, if this was acting it was the most fluid form I've ever seen..

This to me is not horror of course, it is a drama/paranormal documentary style film.. But oh my word did it leave an impact..

I must commend all the people who worked on this, all actors and crew did a phenomenal job

Will I watch it again?....not a chance....lol.