Release Info: 5 August 2016
Watched on Netflix 29 November 2016
Watched on Netflix 29 November 2016
Director: Martin Owen
Writer: Elizabeth Morris and Martin Owen
Running Time: 1 Hour and 22 Minutes
Writer: Elizabeth Morris and Martin Owen
Running Time: 1 Hour and 22 Minutes
Rating? Unrated
SPOILERS? YES
REVIEWS
IMDB: 5.9 of 10
STORYLINE
Three chaperones are hired to supervise an advanced learning
program for gifted children, who wear Augmented Reality Glasses to assist in
their education. Contained within a secure, underground facility, events
quickly spiral out of control.
MY REVIEW
Let's be REAL, this is REALLY BAD!! This was an hour and 20 minutes of my life that I WILL NEVER GET BACK! I really wanted to give it a shot because it has an actor that I recognized from the British soap opera, The Eastenders, Kara Tointin who played Dawn Swann. Although the premise sounds like it would be a very interesting ride towards modern teaching techniques mixed with a little Village of the Damned undertones, it does not deliver.
What I DID LIKE about this movie:
- For a low budget horror thriller, the Special Effects are amazingly well done.
- It's ambitious, I'll give then that one little recognition.
What I DID NOT LIKE about this movie:
- Character development is basically nonexistent! There is no time spent to better understand the motives of the three main adults other than they need money so they take an insane job in a weird under ground bunker basically babysitting a handful of pre-teen genuises who all have to wear a google-glass knock off.
- Who is the random janitor looking dude they kill at 1:06? Where did he come from?
- Advanced technology? For a movie that was supposed to be heavy on the high-tech.. the ONLY thing high-tech along the way were the glasses. 70's-80's furniture and atmosphere and 90's computers?
- The Ending? What the hell does all of this mean? There was no plot line that got us to this place. No story. Nothing. It just didn't make any sense at all.
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