Crosshairs

Cool flick
Interesting story line that moves this film along in fantastic fashion. Stealthy performance turned in by the main character Verlaine among others in this film. Well worth the purchase and would look fantastic in blu-ray!

give me spahgetti (western)
not a kids movie for sure lol. Alot of good parts the end was thrilling, i think there were some slo mo parts, reminds me of old spaghetti western which totally needs a comeback. The surealism if u will, the slow parts of the spagehtti ones totally lacking in modern stuff. definitley have that down or started It going. If your going to have a slow reprieve they usual pick it up with some heart pounding stuff. Great with visuals, and will love to see more in future, the whole ambiance thing is totally going. If your into off the beaten path movies with thought provoking dialogue, this one shows potential, look forward to seeing the sequals to this directors movies being his first feature film. I liked it.

KILL THE BEAST BEFORE THE BEAST KILLS YOU
Jack (Robert Seay) is an ex-Iraqi war vet, which we know from the movies all become hired killers. His latest request to murder a porn producer (Jeffrey Vincent Parise) who disfigured an eastern European woman brought to America to make adult film. There is a subplot which involves his ex-GF and former sister-in-law (same person, Kodi Kitchen) who shows up at his door one day needing a place to crash. Meanwhile there is a guy named Brill (Mark Rolston) who wants to recruit Jack.

The action scenes are quick which allows the film to move slow. Jack doesn't really have any character and its stone faced the entire film. The subplots don't come together in a clever fashion as one would expect which leaves you wondering, "what's the point?" There are better indie action films out there. Poorly conceived and poorly executed.

Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex talk, off screen sex, nude painting on wall.

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