The Worst Film Ever

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

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

"Hollywood By The Sea" by Renee RedmondPROFESSIONAL Gold Coast fighters tossed the rule book out of the ring and fought like thugs to give the independent film Vigilante an authentic, gritty feel. The group of local fighters and trainers gathered at The Fightboi Gym at Mermaid Beach yesterday where a boxing ring was set up for action.Writer and director Aash Aaron said the movie was making the Gold Coast look like Vegas, incorporating the back alleys and the glitz and glamor as well."We're doing a scene in an underground illegal fight club so we've brought in pro fighters who have volunteered to make it look real", he said. "No Rules" fighter Roy Luxton of Mermaid Beach and Southport Muay Thai fighter Adam Cox were first in the ring for the "illegal" bout.Luxton said the scene was just as intense as a real fight. "We had people cheering us on and cameras filming, it was pretty full on and we were hitting each other pretty hard," he said. "Underground fighting means no gloves no rules."Filming of the 1.1 million feature film is due to wrap up on December 22. "The passion of the Gold Coast businesses and community has made this film possible, they just say "Whatever you want Aash. We've even got the Oasis Shopping Centre stopping and starting the monorail for us while we're shooting in Broadbeach," said Aaron.Vigilante is being produced by Aaron's Gold Coast production company, Outlandish Films. Funding was raised through private investors who wanted to put their money into the local project.

I went to school with Margot Robbie.And if I thought she was hot then. (from afar).Man how hot is she now! I have been lucky enough to see both her movies.ICU and Vigilante which she did before scoring her role on Neighbours.But if you ask me she was hotter and a better actress if these films than on TV.I guess it is just the medium.TV soap is crap.But Margot was super sexy in her feature films. yum Yum gimme some!

For the last two years my husband Jeff and I (Tina) love Aash Aaron's films.Aash's films Vigilante and ICU have played the last two years in a row at the Gold Coast Film Festival which we always attend.Whether it be a thriller or an action Aash Aaron always delivers.ICU was a real murder mystery that kept you guessing right up to the last scene.Vigilante on the other hand though a kick ass action film still had a lot of twists and turns that Aash is becoming famous for.We love your films Aash.Tina and Jeff Long

Me and a pal came across this movie while looking for some old style action flicks. And while it does provide some good action and fights, ultimately it's let down by the lead actors wooden performance.It's your standed revenge type flick that sees the hero's life "Luke" destroyed by 3 wannabe tough guys in a senseless violent act. This sets him on a path of self destruction and redemption that has been done before and a lot better too.The lead actress and actors performance where dull, lifeless and unbelievable. Only once did we ever believe him throughout the flick. We both found it hard to sympathize or care about the guy and could care less about his journey. I suspect this has to do with not only his acting but the direction and editing too.Where this flick really shines is in the supporting cast. The 3 tough wannabe crims were all fabulously brought to life and every time they came back on screen the atmosphere picked up.It was these guys that we both found interesting and wanted to watch. Funny, angry and a tad crazy the bad guy "Alex" was a stand out. We both related to him as he had issues with his father that i think most could follow. Though i really felt sorry for his 2 pals that had to follow him around.Over all the movie was a tad disjointed but watchable only for the bad guys and their hilarious attitudes. An average movie made better by these three stooges.MD