Danielle Mack

Great timing on sound effects and music, great story, but they lose it with anything and everything related to weapons and military history and tactics. It's a US Civil War all the factions have military hardware, but where is the weapons variety? Pretty much all we see is ARs with identical load outs. Even poorly made zombie films have better weapons variety! Also WAY TOO MUCH wasted Ammo and gear! This is supposed to be SHTF, gas is hard to find, but somehow people don't hesitate to waste ammo and gear??? Also the film does seem to make a few odd cuts to move the story along. It's probably worth a regular priced movie ticket, but not worth any of the higher definition formats.

I think these guys are WAY too traditionally minded in construction. I'm watching this house they built in Seattle where they put a picnic table they made themselves, on a electric wench; more electricity and too much work. All they really needed was a table, not chairs. I would have just built a collapsible arm with a latch to lower a table top. They also created A LOT of waste! They could have used second hand stuff, taking more time, out donating all the still usable stuff to one of Seattle's many homeless tiny house communities. In one word, these guys are "amateur " tiny house builds. However there is a need for this kind of show to advertise the tiny house community. They also don't seem to understand the concept of hidden storage in tiny homes, they constantly over look that!