Austin Wortham

Managed to come across this on Prime. Always hesitant when it comes to free horror movies, but this was a pleasant surprise. Seems modest enough as a concept but the story caught me off guard in a good way as the movie went on. Definitely worth watching among a collection of mediocre horror movies.

If a show deserved a 4.5/5 this is it. There's a lot of medical information that checks out way more often than not. However, you find that in the show, you have doctors/chiefs playing the roles of both Police/Detectives and Lawyers. Aside from how unrealistically perceptive Dr. House is, It's a good show, up there with episodes of scrubs which aren't dramatically exaggerated. But in the end, it's a TV show isn't it? They do have good writers and advisors.

As a Law & Order (and SVU) fan, really interested in the workings of police and the workings of a DA's office, I really tried to like this show, but I can not for the life of me get over that fake, bogus accent that doesn't actually exist anywhere in the world. It's very hard to take that seriously during an interrogation. But hey, atleast it's not as bad as the dark, brooding narration painted "true crime" shows. When Target isn't selling L&O, Walmart always has The Closer and obviously a lot of people like it.

This serious movie treats the armed forces as a practical joke, so be ready, you will laugh or cringe. If you're going to make a movie featuring the military, atleast have a service member advise the writing, literally nothing is right, not even hair regulations. Standing on one foot with your rifle above your head next to a shitcan in a potential combat zone is so wrong its not funny. I wouldnt waste monopoly money to see this.

Painful to keep your eyes on, really. Take a drink every time you feel it spits in the face of the old movie then try to wake up tomorrow.