Absolute Fear

ABSOLUTE FEAR? Absolute Nonsense would be a better title for this mindless thriller made in America and shot on a sunny Filipino island somewhere. It's an entirely disjointed production, the kind of film that you can watch and still have no idea what just happened by the time the credits roll. The opening features a guy heading off to a desert island to track down his missing father, played briefly by Patrick Bergin who must be really ashamed of the state of his career in the 21st century. What follows is a mixed-up story involving military experiments and the like, but it's mostly a collection of scenes featuring good-looking twentysomethings hanging around by the beach. It's one of the worst I've seen, which is saying something.

Well... This doesn't even make it as a B movie. It is awful from any angle you try to view it at, it is just woeful in every way! Acting, script, story-line and sound are really haphazard and messy. Visually... ... ... ...the same, I just added a bit of drama to my review so you experience some if you do go ahead and watch this tripe.