Jeffrey Burton This movie starts like hellfire and then goes straight off the rails. There's a cool opening sequence with some nice Steadicam work, followed by a real nice title sequence that prepares you for a 60's style, B movie, 'Macon County Line' sort of romp. Then it all goes straight down hill. The makeup is amateurish and the plot gets more ridiculous as the movie goes on. The direction gets very bad and doesn't make much sense visually or otherwise. The acting is serviceable except for the main 'bad guy' who mugs it up to such an annoying extent, he takes you out of the movie. It's really odd because it's Kevin Corrigan. He's a veteran actor who appears to be a Scorsese favorite. Speaking of directing, after the first 10 minutes IT SUCKS. It's almost as if someone was hired to do the movie, found out they weren't going to get paid and someone brought in this Enda person with no movie credits to finish the film. All the favorable reviews date back from the release and I'm sure they were done by cast and crew or paid for. Don't make the same mistake I did. I kept watching it to see if it got better. It doesn't.

Syo Kennex This was absolutely horrendous. I'd heard so many good things when I settled down to watch this, and so I was prepared for a really good movie, with suspense and bloody gore.What I was shown, was a movie that merely bored me half to death and that I had to fight no to fall asleep throughout. There is no story for this at all. It's just a woman hitting a guy with her car and then being stalked and hunted down. There's no suspense, no thrill, no entertainment.The characters are weak and don't develop at all. They are weak, boring, cannot be related to at all, and you just want to slap them. They have no depth. There is nothing about this movie that is appealing at all, and honestly, it just lags on and on until it's finally over and then your left with a feeling of boredom and "did I really wait all this time for that". I really do not recommend this at all, and it's a solid two stars out of ten for me.

crutch234 " Hit and Run' was an interesting take on the hit and run problem in America. Especially how things go to hell when you don't call the police when you should. She should have reported it right off the bat and saved herself doing time, but then there'd be no fun of watching the killer come back from the dead (I think) and go after her. By the way, I wasn't sure if Emmsir was really dead or just in really bad zombie shape. I recently saw another film that had to do with a hit-and-run called Stuck, from a real case in TX. There is some similarity in the events, except in Stuck the man is stuck on the windshield. In Hit and run he's on the bumper. Also the girl in the Hit and Run is way more attractive and hot than the girl in the other flick. Other than they are two really different movies. Stuck is more art house, this is more heavy on the action and teen stuff.

elybellybum123 I have seen Turkish Star Wars. I have seen Ishtar. I have seen Uwe Boll movies. There aren't words to describe the experience of watching this film. And by film I mean the theatrical equivalent of watching a mother cope with the moment she realizes her child is still-born. This may be the worst rip-off of a rip-off of a rip-off movie ever made. The bleeding phone scene is forever etched in my memory. Apparently other people enjoy this film. This makes me want to kill myself. It truly does. I feel like going into the bathroom and breaking the mirror to use a shard of glass to make shallow cuts along my arm. I refuse to actually describe the plot because that would be analogous to contracting the Hanta Virus and then sneezing on you. Feel free to watch this film. If you like it then you should know not to ever express an opinion on a movie again. Ever. Yours Truly, Will Thoreau