That was an excellent one.

Just what I expected

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

I started off enjoying this film despite having to rewind back 30 seconds a lot on Netflix because I couldn't hear the dialogue. My hearing is fine. Either the actors slurred their words, couldn't open their mouths wide enough for clear diction but I suspect the sound recording was just poorly recorded. I liked the characters, enjoyed the music, scenario etc, the script was good, what I could hear of it anyway. One third in and I was engrossed. Then the graphic violence started. Sorry but I just couldn't watch the scenes with the dogs. I like horror films and gore but these scenes were far too much for me. There was no suspense. When nearly all of the band members had been chewed to death by the dogs, what was the point in watching the remainder of the film? I lost interest. The final straw was the scene with the only survivor of the punk band sitting with the character played by Imogen Poots. The dialogue was cringe-worthy. I fast forwarded to their escape scenes and was glad the film was finally over.

This is probably one of most terrifying films I have seen this year, but it is extremely graphic. I was extremely interested in the premise, but for most this will be quite hard watch due to the violence.I was absolutely horrified throughout, which is a good quality for a horror. Patrick Steward gave a very good performance, being very quiet despite the horrible actions he commits. All of the Neo-Nazis were very scary, keeping me on the edge of my seat. However, I personally feel I will not be able to re-watch the film due to the gore. Also, I wish they developed the band a little more in the beginning. Definitely not a film for everyone, due to the intense gore. But is immensely scary, with chilling characters.

A punk rock band is traveling the Pacific Northwest looking for gigs, living out of their van, siphoning gas when needed. They get a matinée gig at a skinhead club. As one of the members returns to the dressing room...or green room for a forgotten cell phone, he espies a stabbed young lady on the floor. Rather than play it cool.... and the next thing you know the band is locked inside with one of the guys talking about his paint ball experiences.Once the real action started, the film got boring as a been there done that type of thing. In spite of being skinheads, they were clearly Hollywood skinheads, a bit too civilized to create chills. Rental at best.Guide: F-word. no sex or nudity.

From the reviews that I saw online, it seems that this movie had gotten a lot of hype. So I decided to rent and watch it. And to be frank, it was a disappointment. The characters are one dimensional, boring and stupid. There are barely any character development whatsoever and I cannot feel any pity or care for them, and trust me, I tried. The only characters whom I'm able to tolerate is the blonde girl, and I love the dog but that's it. The plot is extremely predictable, unsurprising and stupid. I don't understand the meltdown that the group have gotten into when they saw that dead girl, I mean considering the place they're in, and all the violence that are pretty much natural in a place like that, why the fact that there is a dead body is shocking!? And why do they have to be contained like that? If the Nazis are planning to kill them, they should've just shoot them all and get rid of the bodies, you know, feed them to the dogs or burn them or something. The movie itself is not even thrilling or scary at all. I know a plenty of horror movies that uses jump scares to their advantage, yet this movie doesn't even use a single jump scare and it had completely failed to scare me. There are a plenty of people who calls this movie violent and brutal, yet most of the violence are pointless and it's not even as brutal as other horror/thriller movies. An the end of the day, this movie is a waste of time and I regret spending my precious money and 95 minutes to watch this.