The Park is an ambitious little indie movie from first time director Shal Ngo, who until now has done only short films. I’m unfamiliar with his work but am a fan of survival/post-apoc-type movies, so I went in hoping for a decent effort from the subgenre.

In September 1985, convicted drug smuggler Andrew Thorton plunged to his death in Tennessee when his chute failed to land him safely. The cause of the parachute malfunction was due to the $15M worth of cocaine bricks strapped to his body. Yeah, that would do it.

Inspired, based on or related to “a true story” as the opening history sequence plays out, is basically irrelevant. La Petite Mort (2009) is a simple torture-porn flick with stolen goods from Hostel. That’s not to say it’s unentertaining and completely horrifying in nature.

Good things come to those who wait, and yeah…this was well worth the wait! Bermuda Island begins with a typical shoot out with the FBI arresting criminal gang leader Diego Montalban (Gugliemi) and decide to transport this human trash via first class to Puerto Rico on a commercial jet.

Here comes a VERY unpopular opinion about this hyped-up film.
Barbarian is just…meh.

Before anyone sends me death threats or condescending remarks, let me explain myself as I often do in my reviews.