Extraction Point

If you're looking for Hollywood style effects, writing, choreography, etc. Then check out a a Hollywood movie. If you're looking for basic alien storyline, with some real writing and C-level fight scenes you will enjoy this. The director was able to keep the story in order, some shots are good, others not sure of. One thing I would recommend is a better sound guy. You can see the potential even without a budget. Keep your stories going!

Ten minutes in I immediately detected this was a school project gone wrong 😑 I became bored quickly and the choice of actors/actresses could have been given better thought. The fight scenes are horrible imitations of what fight scenes seem to be, the character Jason is just an awful actor! I was seeking actors for a friends movie and was referred this actor who plays Jason, and immediately said NO. He's unprofessional, his ego is way to high, he's arrogant and clearly needs a reality check. Other than that, we feel so bad for anyone who works with him, because he has horrible work ethic. Steer clear of any movie that is produced and written by this creator as well because it's so bad.

This movie, if you can call it a movie, was the worst waste of celluloid ever. The acting, fight scenes and sound was atrocious. This movie gave feces a bad name.

Terrible cant even begin to describe this film, they could have produced better quality video with an iphone and i've seen significantly better acting in high school.

Avoid the bad lighting, patchy sound, shaking camera, flat acting, cheesy fight scenes, cliché ridden script and the bumbling henchmen of the evil doctor Silva and, if you can do all that, you have a nice pretext for a film. Get the Alien to the Extraction Point. So our heroes actually walk across town with the Alien in a backpack. Disappointing as well as poorly made.

Good grief. There's a reason the budget for this 'film' (and I use the word very loosely) isn't shown. There wasn't one. You and a couple of your mates down the pub could probably write, act and direct a better film than this in about ten minutes in the beer garden. (and that includes time for editing and a smoke break).