Mohawk

To say the acting in this reenactment of a reenactment of revenge porn based on found footage from a Revolutionary War reenactment is "wooden" would most certainly go down in the history of historical reenactments as a truly egregious affront to wood. To say I've seen better acting by actual Native American corpses exhumed from graves dug in eleventeen-seventy-six? Well, that would just be ludicrous. Pass the laudanum.

Very poorly paced and executed, feeling very amateur in general. Camerawork in particular feels like something a film student would have gone with (all handheld with manual zooms), and the editing has zero impact. Ezra Buzzington gives the only fine performance as the American captain who develops a personal grudge against the protagonists.

A bit of gore, but a very poor production with terrible writing. Shiny new inauthentic stupid costumes. Bad makeup. Pathetic acting. A heaping dose of miserable story telling. Really bad camera work and editing. Awful music. It was basically impossible to enjoy.

Drudges along, unevenly paced, probably on the strength of two or three respectable performances (among the antagonists). The writing is just barely tolerable pre-packaged nonsense, gore effects are quite gruesome if arguably a bit gratuitous, and worst are the photography and editing, which veer close to amateurishness.

Solid, very gory movie.

A Mohawk, her two lovers and lots of carnage exchanged among them and a group of blood-thirsty American soldiers. Crude, gory, straightforward and action-driven war movie that sometimes feels like a chamber piece shot on location. Night scenes look grimly beautiful.

bad movie

Didn't care for the story, but this did have WWE wrestler Luke Harper (aka Jon Huber) and wouldn't you know it, he was the most likable crazy man in this! Even cheap little indie films make better use of Luke Harper than WWE!