A horror story within the war genre

Rating: 6/10 (12 February 2015)

Previously stated, not a fan of horror films, and this film is thinly veiled as a war encounter. The sadistic nature of the suspense can only be chalked up to shock and gawk, Each turn of IUDs is filled with onlookers, phone bombers, and others waiting their eventual turn to be in the life or death turnstile. I had such high hopes, but every war movie I've seen has drafted young men, Here, they are all recruited or volunteers and the sympathetic viewer is automatically disarmed from real war cruelty of harm or worse to those who want no part of the war. Frankly, it seems so obvious that this war is portrayed for it's random violence. We never see the attackers as people or an army but four soldiers who don't grow or grow on you. We experience a bleak existence without meaning and that is not a movie in the making.