Hanger

OK. I like Ryan Nicholson and his spirit in making films, but I have to question what the hell he was thinking every step of the way with Hanger. I understand he's a skilled make-up and effects guy, but there was no need to make every character in the film look like a Dick Tracy villain. Furthermore, there is a fine line when it comes to trying to shock an audience in some meaningful way. Hanger ignores that line to the point that you think 13 year old special ed kids made this film.

Top badass moment? Its "eew" reading is off the scale! I've learnt how to make a movie. 1) Write a long list of gross things. 2) Spend 5 minutes on a script/plot. 3) Add random characters as required, to bulk out the run-time and to ensure all the gross things from Step 1 can be included. 4) Use the entire budget on make-up effects. 5) Ensure a basic level of technical ability and get a few actors who can act a bit, so people don’t laugh at you too much. No cats, chainsaws or decapitations.

What did I expect from the director of Gutterballs and Live Feed...the story about a child who is a back alley abortion child...the movie does one thing it challenges viewers what is taste and what is just unwatchable trash...this movie is amatuerish trash...a insult to anyone who is a film junkie or a horror fan