Jamie Rodgers This was a surprisingly good film , had enough suspense to keep you entertained. I expected a low budget corny film. The reality was much better than i expected , decent cast , good acting with a fairly strong story to match most horror/ thriller films . All in all it's worth watching if you enjoy them sort of films . The film is based in a bunker during a civil war , so again that's something to account for before you watch . Other than that , an overall good film. I'm hoping the follow up films from this are as good. Don't expect to be blown away but you will probably be pleasantly surprised. Happy watching :)

hoytyhoyty This film deserves a lot of praise just for effort alone. It delivers EXACTLY what it says on the tin, and is a lot of fun. What more could you ask?The setup is great, and the location is perfect. They get a lot of mileage and suspense out of a near-empty field and some gloomy corridors.The performances are good all-round, and the characters are drawn with enough depth that you care when something happens to them.Apart from that, the plot is silly silly silly - but it's a horror film, I really don't think that's going to put anyone off. Also at least the plot provides for some quite creepy situations, especially in the lead-up when you don't know what is happening.I have one major criticism and it will probably attract ghouls rather than repel anyone - it resorts to torture-porn, briefly, in a couple of places. They weren't enough to wreck the film, but after most of the film is dark-house-spooky it was a bit much.And finally: as has probably been mentioned by other critics, fans of a certain FPS computer game series (I am one) will almost certainly get a kick out of this film!Verdict: Silly, has its faults, but very well executed and quite enjoyable.

bowmanblue Okay, so 'perfect' is probably not a term that should be used to describe a film about ghost-Nazis stalking a team of mercenaries in the wastelands of Eastern Europe, but, for what it is, 'Outpost' is a pretty damn good film.Hopefully, if you've fully digested my first paragraph about the ghost-Nazis (or zombie-Nazis – take your pick) you won't be expecting a deep and intellectual film, filled with emotional depth and fulfilling character arcs and plot twists. So, if you're looking for a damn tense (and pretty creepy) little story, with decent action scenes and characters you may actually care about, then try this.Outpost is a B-movie. It never really tries to be anything else. It doesn't have much of a budget, but what it does have it uses well.So, if you like your action/war/horror movies short and to the point, you really could do worse than to watch Outpost (just don't get it confused with any of the – very inferior – sequels!http://thewrongtreemoviereviews.blogspot.co.uk/

Gareth Andrews I have seen this movie countless times now and still find it brilliant. The acting makes for a worth while movie and I think the budget may not have been big but was well spent and added feeling to all the right parts. As for the plot, I have studied physics and can say that even for someone who knows about physics the plot was quite easy to understand and explained everything perfectly from their "abilities" to the way they go about their objectives (for those commenting about how they change from super strong to super weak, there are one of two likely options. 1 they started using scare tactics then went for an all out assault (much like in war) and 2 is as they materialised more and more from the fields the less power they had and therefore the greater the distance to the machine they required to appearI am awaiting the second movie in keen anticipation and hope that it matches with the high standards of this movie!