Khris Her

******Spoilers********** 1. The Pointless "Men in White Suits" Subplot The movie's biggest flaw is the entire storyline with the soldiers in hazmat suits. They are introduced, they abduct Wendy, and then... nothing. • We never find out who they were, why they took her, or what their sealed-off lab was for. • They kill two of their own men and then apparently just forget about the bunker they built a base around? • You could remove this entire subplot, and the main story of "chaos in the bunker" would be completely unchanged. It was a massive waste of time. 2. Massive Character Inconsistencies The characters' motivations and changes make no sense. • Sam: Starts the movie acting like a "big man," then instantly becomes a total coward for the rest of the film. He's useless even when given a clear chance to act (like when he's handed the axe). • Josh & Bobby: Both descend from scared survivors into sadistic, power-hungry monsters. The movie fails to explain why. Bobby's transformation, in particular, comes from nowhere—he just suddenly shaves his head and becomes a different person. • Marilyn (The Mom): Instead of a realistic portrayal of a mother grieving her lost child, she just gives up her free will to the two most dangerous men. It felt like a cheap attempt at shock value rather than earned character development. 3. Missing Context and Backstory The movie just drops us in, but all the characters act like they have a shared, complicated history. There are pre-existing crushes, rivalries, and tensions that are never explained. We're forced to just assume they "all went to high school together" or something. 4. Technical Laziness On top of all the story problems, the audio mixing is terrible. It constantly sounds like a poorly dubbed foreign film, which is just distracting. Conclusion: I love the idea of this barbaric, realistic survival story. But for a 2-hour movie, it's amazing how many questions it left unanswered. It needed a much tighter script to actually pull off its great concept.