Review of Debug (2014) by Nathan A — 17 Feb 2015

There are a few positives to this film, which are: the story is pretty good, the story progression is great, the CGI is good, the action is well done and the film is very suspenseful and creepy. My point of the story being good should be prefaced by saying for being a slasher flick this has a surprisingly good story, instead of just people being murdered it's people being murdered with an intriguing storyline (not extremely intriguing but enough so I was interested the entire time).

For an indie film the CGI is fantastic and even though the low-budget shows in places the majority of the film is visually brilliant; for the few action scenes that there are done very well and the gore is mostly realistic and shocking.

Another positive in this film is the suspense that is built up by the film's direction which means that when the scary moments happen it is all the more horrifying, the film is also very creepy which is mostly due to Jason Momoa's great performance in the film.

The majority of problems I have with the film stem from the fact this is a low-budget sci-fi horror film so the majority can be discounted, however one flaw is quite obvious which is that the acting in the film isn't great and in some cases awful.

Thankfully the majority of the cast have decent enough acting skills for the film to still be thoroughly enjoyable, however the bad acting is definitely worth pointing out.