Live Feed

2006 "Vacation to Hell"
Live Feed
3.5| 1h17m| R| en| More Info
Released: 26 September 2006 Released
Producted By: Artist View Entertainment
Country: China
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Five young adults are about to find themselves in a fight for their lives, pitted against evil itself! While on vacation in a foreign city, one of the five makes a seemingly innocent albeit ignorant mistake and soon all of them will realize the cost of such an inconsequential action. A stranger appears to help them, but is this too little, too late?

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SGhost Okay, I'm at the store and got to pick a horror movie real quick. I discover "Live Feed" and thinks that it can be fun. But I was dead wrong.First of all, the introduction is promising with great atmosphere and it sets the mood right. That's the first 7 minutes, because suddenly it's a laughable excuse for a horror movie. The actors are by far the worst I have ever seen on film, their expressions did not at all match what was going on and they were so awkward to watch that THAT'S what the real horror was!The plot is sickeningly standard, you already know what it is. It's about stupid teens travelling and getting locked in a hotel.SFX weren't anything to write home about, considering this is extremely low budge, BUT in the beginning this actually works. What happened? In the beginning it actually felt like a horror movie, but when those treasured minutes were gone it just became hilariously bad, so bad that this is number 1 on my crap-list. Never come anywhere near this movie, you'll just waste you and your friends time.0/10
chuckm76 Anyone who has said that it's better than Hostel is talking complete crap, believe me I'm not a massive fan of Hostel but this is just ridiculous.Just another shot on camcorder, straight to DVD, low on ideas waste of your time, I can't believe how many of these films there are and I'm yet to see a decent one. In the 80's video nasties, gore and horror movies were made with no budget but a great story and a load of new ideas and most importantly the heart and soul of the director who had something to say. Now they just seem to be pumped out in an attempt to trick people browsing in Blockbuster to rent a copy, until people stop doing this then I guess these films will keep appearing. This film is so low on ideas it's just amazing how it ever got made, the acting is also terrible, the location completely unconvincing and the soundtrack is so annoying it beggars belief. This waste of time has absolutely nothing going for it, unless you're on a quest to compile a list of the worst movies of all time. My best/worst part of the film is when a female character is pointing a gun at someone and threatening to shoot them if they don't back off, you can see that she isn't even covering the trigger with her finger just holding the grip. An absolute joke.
Morbid69 Characters: They really weren't that spectacular. But, let's be honest, you don't watch a movie like Live Feed for multi level acting. For what it was the actors did a pretty good job doing their respective parts. Some parts where a little cheesy (but I'd have been disappointed if there weren't any!). Overall the actors did a good job. Out of all of them I thought Lee Tichon was the best.Story: I liked the story. I know it wasn't much, but it really bothers me when movies try to create a extremely complex story line's in slasher type movies. All you really need is a reason why the characters are there, and a multitude of ways for the characters to die. You did that. Good job.Blood/Gore: What can I say? This movie's deaths were AWESOME. That snake scene was ****ing genius! I loved all the close up's of all the gore. But my all time favorite part of the movie was the sprays. You had those wounds spraying like old faithful! It was awesome and I commend you for creating such awesomeness.Directing: I thought that it was really well directed. There were a couple areas I didn't like though. One was just one shot that didn't seem to be color corrected? I think it was supposed to look like it was part of the "live feed" but I thought it interrupted the mood of the movie. The other thing was the end. I thought the ending shootout/fight scene weren't edited nearly as tight as they should have been. Way to long to get from shot to shot. Otherwise, great job.Overall: Overall I would give this film a 9/10. Mainly because I loved the gore, which was really the only reason I wanted to watch it. It totally meet my expectations in all areas and surpassed them in others. Nice job Ryan!
The_Void 2005 gave us the very decent "gore porn" flick Hostel, and 2006 gave us Live Feed; a not so decent rip-off of Hostel. Live Feed follows pretty much the same formula as Eli Roth's earlier film, except this time the dumb kids are in Asia rather than central Europe. The plot focuses on these dumb kids, and one of them has annoyed one of the locals so they find themselves in trouble. The locals decide to lock them all in a theatre, and kill them. Despite the fact that I'd heard some less than favourable things about this film before seeing it, I still hoped that it might be at least half decent because director Ryan Nicholson previously made the very decent 45 minute rape and revenge film 'Torched', but this film falls down simply because most of it is either ridiculous or boring. The film is obviously trying to hark back to the good old days of Grindhouse cinema (which Hostel did, successfully), but it really doesn't come off. Surprisingly, considering Nicholson's previous work in special effects - not even the gore is impressive...although it is a lot better than the acting! There's not much else I can say about this film...it's bad and not in a good way. Avoid it!