The Most Dangerous Game

With 'the most dangerous game' writer/director justin lee has proven that originality is not dead in modern filmmaking. Casper van dien's flawless german accent and ct tamburello's natural charisma draw the audience into a non-stop thrill ride through the darkest heart of man. Watch for cameos by bruce dern as the crypt keeper, tom berenger as a time travelling vietnam war veteran and judd nelson as a confused judd nelson. Five bags of popcorn.

View at this first whole weekend of august 2022. A tv theatrical horrorthriller where marooned sailers are completely dry drifting onshore, where the story is silly and out of date and acting is weak, the production so amateurish, looking for the soundboomshadow at all interior shots, the 2 stars is given to bruce derns almost jumping out of his mouth teeth monolouges, and that the forest scenes are at a real location somewhere wet and cold, i guess oregon. No this was an anticlimax, a postwar story gone ad undas, not even mr berringer can save this one. The grumpy old man does not recommend.

The actors are stiff, the dialog stilted, and the villain is a caricature. Nothing more to be said really about this latest version of "The Most Dangerous Game". With today's technology and current crop of seasoned actors, I don't understand why a film made in 2022 can't even meet the standard set by the original movie made ninety years ago in 1932! There have been many remakes of that picture, based on the 1924 short story by Richard Connell, including one called "Bloodlust" from 1961, the only other one I've seen. That one was unintentionally humorous because the four potential victims of the madman could have jumped him at any time while he was explaining the terms of the hunt to them. Come to think of it, Marcus Rainsford (Judd Nelson), his son Sanger (Chris 'C. T.' Tamburello), and Rex Alan (Randy Charach) could have done the same here if it weren't for that big goon Ivan (Kevin Porter), acting as bodyguard for former Nazi, Baron Carl Von Wolf (Casper Van Dien). Don't be misled by the cast list for this picture, even though Bruce Dern and Tom Berenger are in the story, they can't save it. In fact, it would have been nice if Dern's departure from the picture were given some kind of mention. You just have to assume he was killed in the explosion of the boat they were on, but for the amount of time he's been around as an actor, I think he deserved a better exit.

To be honest, I don't recommend it it's very boring plus the story wasn't good enough, I thought the name of this film related to the TV show that have the same name that's why I watched it, then I realized that it's totally different and I regret I spent my time on it :(

It was terrible, the acting and dialogue was wooden, like they were reading straight from the script, just how did Bruce Dern and Casper Van Dien get involved in this, I have to ask myself, but Bruce was only in it for about 5 minutes so I guess he got his money and left early, who can blame him. Was expecting more from this but it didn't deliver on any level, 2/10 because I'm feeling kind.

The actors are stiff, the dialog stilted, and the villain is a caricature. Nothing more to be said really about this latest version of "The Most Dangerous Game". With today's technology and current crop of seasoned actors, I don't understand why a film made in 2022 can't even meet the standard set by the original movie made ninety years ago in 1932! There have been many remakes of that picture, based on the 1924 short story by Richard Connell, including one called "Bloodlust" from 1961, the only other one I've seen. That one was unintentionally humorous because the four potential victims of the madman could have jumped him at any time while he was explaining the terms of the hunt to them. Come to think of it, Marcus Rainsford (Judd Nelson), his son Sanger (Chris 'C. T.' Tamburello), and Rex Alan (Randy Charach) could have done the same here if it weren't for that big goon Ivan (Kevin Porter), acting as bodyguard for former Nazi, Baron Carl Von Wolf (Casper Van Dien). Don't be misled by the cast list for this picture, even though Bruce Dern and Tom Berenger are in the story, they can't save it. In fact, it would have been nice if Dern's departure from the picture were given some kind of mention. You just have to assume he was killed in the explosion of the boat they were on, but for the amount of time he's been around as an actor, I think he deserved a better exit.

Oh My God indeed. Yes, this movie was rubbish and low budget, apparently just under $220k. To keep the costs down, I think that Kevin Porter wasn't given a speaking part and his dialogue was the best part of the film. I didn't recognise Tom Berenger (Dr Ben Colt), well done there. Judd Nelson (Marcus Rainsford) actually didn't look too well and looked stupid in an oversize shirt. He could pass as being related to Bruce Dern (Whitney Tyler). Casper Van Dien (Baron Von Wolf) didn't break his character during the whole movie, I found it a bit weird that he had a picture of himself, in his hunting gear. Overall, this movie sucks, the acting sucks, the set sucks, the effects suck. I'd recommend The Hunt (2020) instead, this I wouldn't.