The problem with this silly movie is it wasn't made by a real film company. It's an action film that requires a significant money investment so that the action scenes seem real. This film is certainly more sophisticated than what you or I could do with an iPhone, but the acting, dialog, plot and production are just terrible. I did watch it to the end, only because it was a mere 76 minutes long. The writer-director-lead actor responsible for this obviously has ambition and was able to see a project to its completion. Absent any Hollywood studio backing him, he would be better off trying to use his limited resources in a more creative way, that needs less special effects. A movie like Blair Witch Project, or even Annie Hall, would better suit his budget. He really has to get better actors. The torturer in the first scene was his best actor. The woman in charge or his outfit was beyond terrible, as was the woman playing his wife. The US President was horribly written, too. It's really a one-star movie but I'm giving two (out of ten) simply for getting the movie finished and on the screen.

It has some spoilers. The film centers on David Shepard (Bryan G. Thompson) who works for Harris Corp a government special ops contractor. They are in competition with Blackstone and XRC. They are being pushed out so they pay one group to kill the other in what was a minor plot point.

David loses his wife in what appeared to be an accidental alien autopsy explosion. Alien DNA has used on humans to prevent disease and now they want them all dead. This is David's job, who is reluctant to kill innocent people.

The film takes bad to a new low level. The acting and dialogue were a laugh as was the CG explosions.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Well it's not a Hollywood film, very bad acting , sound is awful (can hear hiss)..and special effects are critical..