The Age of Commercialism

Good movie but grossly overrated

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

This is a horror film about bullying from a teenage perspective. Although it is part teenage camp, it's director/writer/actor does a credible job and will likely find continued success in this field.

Unmarked is an extraordinary film about bullying. The film takes a unique approach to demonstrate how Bullying knows no age limit or circumstance. Based on a true story, the film definitely keeps you on the edge of your seat and wondering how things like this continue to occur. Outstanding job for all involved! This is written, directed, edited, produced and acted in by a 13 year old incredibly talented filmmaker! Definitely make time to watch this important message!

I was not sure what to expect of this local, independent film but was aware of the TRUE story that was the impetus of the film. The young film-maker (I think he was 13 at the time he made this film) was the recipient of the bullying. It is HIS story.! He wrote, produced and directed the film and he starred in it as well. He is a very good actor. While it is clear his film-making abilities are rooted in raw talent, much more experience is necessary, but it is the message of this film (bullying, parental protection and administrative negligence of our schools) that needs to be heard and understood. Great job Alec. Keep telling stories, honing your craft and we'll see more of you in the future!

What a great night. Such a privilege to be a part of a great message for our youth and their parents. Hats off to Alec, his Mom and Dad. The amount of work put into this film is staggering. Goes to show, if you have determination and commitment to get something done, you will. GO SEE THIS MOVIE AND SUPPORT THIS YOUNG MAN!