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Attila

2013, regia di Emmanuel Itier

   

Scheda: Nazione: USA - Produzione: The Asylum - Distribuzione: The Asylum, Great Movies, Peacock Films - Soggetto: Anthony C. Ferrante, Emmanuel Itier - Sceneggiatura: Anthony C. Ferrante, Emmanuel Itier - Fotografia: Ben Demaree - Montaggio: Ana Florit - Art Direction: Chad DeMers - Scenografia: Catch Henson - Costumi: Sasha Williams - Musiche: Joseph Metcalfe - Effetti speciali: Emanuel Rosario e altri - Formato: Color - Durata: 85'.

Cast: Chris Cole, Cheick Kongo, Chris Conrad, Mikayla S. Campbell, M. Steven Felty, Phillip Andre Botello, Thomas 'Meat' Anderson, Xin Sarith Wuku, Poncho Hodges, Steve Hanks, Andria Kozica, J. Kristopher, Emmanuel Itier, Roxanna Bina, Bill Voorhees, Tre Ryan, Matt Kriger.



   

 

 

 

Trama e commenti: mymovies.itfilmscoop.it: «Quando alcuni soldati americani inavvertitamente rubano le ricchezze segrete dell'Unno Attila, l'ira del barbaro viene risvegliata. Il guerriero mummificato non si fermerà davanti a nulla pur di uccidere gli intrusi».

Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: IMDb - allmovie.com - filmcriticsunited.com - thehorrormoviemaniac.wordpress.com - 1nfluxmagazine.com - dreadcentral.com - moviebreak.de - cinefessions.com: «aI thought I’d mix things up a bit by watching another film out of the realm of movies I’d usually watch, and just grabbed another release Asylum put out last year. That was a serious mistake. This is, by far, one of the worst films I’ve ever watched. The plot is ridden with plot holes, it’s shot terribly, has amazingly bad effects, and looks like it was filmed on the grounds of a closed down resort that is supposed to double as a military base. I was mind-numbingly bored while I watched it which means it wasn’t even living up to the action end of things.  The idea is that Attila the Hun had a staff, or spear, or something, so powerful that he had it split up so no one could harness its power. They send in a military unit of three to retrieve a piece of it, get the commander out, and then ferry the spear and the commander off to a facility to study it. There’s a chunk of one of Attila’s people left there – or at least I’m assuming that’s what that is and not Attila himself – so the film is terribly misnamed. The person comes back as this unstoppable creature that they want the military commander, who’s being driven slowly insane by the troops he’s lost under his command, to go retrieve. There isn’t one solid acting performance in this snoozefest, and they tried. Oh my god, how they over-acted, and tried. The film feels like it was thrown together over a weekend, and none of the deaths are ever that convincing so even as a horror flick, this movie is terrible. We’re supposed to believe this military base has a basic chain-link fence surrounding it, and the best they can muster up is a late model Jeep and four guys to chase the creature down with? Can you tell the suspension of disbelief goes out the window with this one? I can’t even say the music or audio was decent with this because I don’t remember it. All I remember is thinking that it was very generic. Either way, this completely misses the mark for just about anyone who cares about decent cinema, and isn’t even worth a rental» (Ashe Collins).

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Conosciuto anche con il titolo: Attila. Master of an Empire.

  

  

  

   


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