James Sadler

An old plot of driving ambition surrounded by the gritty 1980’s Los Angeles, boring. The gross violence here seems to here for only one purpose, to be gross and is disgusting. I would give it one star if it wasn’t for the “crushing” 😀performance of Kevin Bacon. Bring me Friday the 13h again, love him!

A very suspenseful beautifully acted film. Two strangers unite for survival. There is touching human drama here that adds much to an already good film.

The best dystopian movie since Blade Runner, brilliantly cast. The writing and acting here will keep you riveted throughout the overly long running time. The brilliant ending is decidedly worth the wait.