300 Killers (2011)

I rated it as 1 so no one will be scammed in buying or downloading this movie. It has an amateur or maybe worst than an amateur approach which made e dizzy. I literally threw up when I watched this.First, they were talking about the crime rate rising to 500%. Then a couple of masked men tried to slaughter a couple of people and everything doesn't make sense.second, even if this was a "message movie", still the message is not obvious. And there are numerous ways to convey that message (if there was any) in a better way.third, I can't even recognize the genre of this movie, it is just gory, that's all but I wouldn't even categorize it as suspense thriller cause it didn't give me any.In general, this movie is just nauseating that wastes a lot of precious time

300 Killers may be the lowest budgeted film of all time. In that respect I would have to say that I found it very entertaining in that "guilty pleasures" sort of way. Yes, the acting is amateurish, but that can be said about many indie films. What makes it stand out so much in this film is that the photography and editing are so slick in a way, that the film feels somewhat like a "Hollywood Blockbuster". I do get the feeling the film was shot without a script, but such is often the case on tiny budgeted films like these. I got the feeling that the director sort of made things up daily based on what he had at his disposal. Matt Jaissle seems like a director to watch. I would be very interested to see what he comes up with if he gets to work with more time and money. I especially recommend to aspiring filmmakers.

First, I preface this review with the admission that I love low budget films. That said this is the single worst film ever on so many levels that it is a must for film lovers. Acting - Horrendous, Sound - Atrocious, Script (if there was one)- Awful. Photography...OK I give it a 2. But I have shown this to many other film lovers and we all agree that it contains the single worst line of dialogue in a movie ever. It is so badly delivered and so pointless that it is truly embarrassing because it is obvious that it was not intended to be campy or sarcastic. It is uttered by Chief Lomax near the much wished for end to this tale. I won't spoil it...see if you agree. Enjoy if you can.

"300 Killers", released Midnight Releasing concerns an unspecified city in the pacific northwest that has been taken over by some diabolical "drug cult". Crime, murder, and drug use have all risen 500%. The police seem unable to deal with the problem. Therefore, our heroes have to take matters into there own hands. This film, while obviously very low-budget has a few minor production flaws, but overall, delivers quite a bit of action and splashy "gore" effects. I was impressed with the camera-work and editing. The acting suffers in a few scenes, but the performers seem generally enthusiastic about what they're doing. I thought the film did a pretty good job of creating a general tone of suspense and anarchy. From the director of "The Necro Files", and "Back from Hell".