7cb1d79195 A quiet Sunday night at Rightman's Bar and Restaurant when "he" walks in, a black ex-military man carrying a military issued duffel bag. He appears to be unemployed, homeless and dirty. As his origins become clearer, his anger begins to fuel when he realizes he has entered the same restaurant where one of the men responsible for the death of his son is eating. I saw this not expecting much from a low budget, indie production. I was blown away! Visually, it was stunning. Great sets, angles, lighting and use of color. Some of the acting seemed forced (murphy, mcbride(only a bit at times), wroblewski) and was mumbled, but it did not detract from the film. I would file this under "Grindhouse" and with that title, a great deal of sub-par acting is forgiven. wonderful idea and well executed. I have only recently started following any of the movies by this company, but i will be keeping my eyes open from now on. I could get into some specific things (or actors) I was not a fan of, but I will just encourage people to see and judge for themselves. Overall - it is worth the quick watch. I am the kinda girl first of all that roots for Frankensteins monster.I believe that he was completely misunderstood. Not that i am saying that Black Guy is a monster, i am saying he is my hero. I can completely understand his rage and pain. His pain for his child's death sends him thru a rage that one can only imagine and he must avenge the death. my question is once he has completed his mission of rage, revenge and blood shed will he be complete? The cast was amazing, loved them all so much. Alexander Sloan McBride as the black guy was a fabulous choice. I was on the edge of my seat, biting my nails. If you like blood, you will love this movie as there is plenty of it. oh and that fred guy , he is one of my favorite characters
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