Reviews

Hunger was an amazing work of art. It delves into the darkness of the human condition and really poses the question of how far can you go before losing humanity. Steven Hentges was a true directorial genius and brought interesting insights to the film as a whole. Joe was amazing as Luke and Lea was a force of nature. Linden and Lori were a great team and the film as a whole poses deep psychological questions. This film messes not only in the blood and gore sense of horror but also dives deeper into the human condition. Overall it is a true work of art deserving of time and praise. It is a independent film and stays true to its story, The team that made this film are very talented and know there stuff. Overall I cant say that it is enjoyable, however I can say I was very impressed with it and stand behind my words.

Godspeed is a true independent film, Robert and the rest of the cast have done a fantastic job making a beautiful piece of art. Not only did the cinematography take my breath away, but also each character showed true. While the subject matter does make one uncomfortable at times, it shows a problem that is ignored in society and is one that should be addressed. I would also like to give a huge compliment to Cory, Robert, and Joe on their character development, as an audience member I felt true compassion for each character. This movie is one that I am very excited about adding to my collection and being able to enjoy more of these filmmakers and actors work. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys films that make you think days afterward. However I would not recommend this to children and younger teens based upon subject matter.