Bunker

It's not amazing but it is underrated. Good story, pretty good score, the acting could be worse. Great cameo by Roger Clark at the end, but it's a pretty good film and a lot better that I expected.

Neeeaahhh it was alright. Too many scenes seemed incomplete, like they built up to a climax then just randomly dropped off. It was different, I suppose.

The Bunker is a horror movie with an intriguing concept but the execution here completely missed the mark. This movie is not captivating or chilling, there is barely any story or interesting storylines to follow with these characters. This movie in general is a whole mess from start to finish, especially in the last few scenes. This movie with this concept had great potential but was extremely disappointing. F

Drivel. Do not bother.

The movie wasn't horrible. Yes, the ending was fumbled, but the majority of the movie was good. With just a few changes, it could have been a really good film. I really felt this movie was made from the heart, but sadly they tried and failed.

They tried to run with this 1910s vibe with the music and styling, but it never really crossed the finish line. There was so much more they could have done to really push that genre to be special and unique. (Heck, the whole movie could have been in b&w.) The cabin fever mania was basically the whole thriller aspect, but it didn't build consistently or reach a justifiable climax. Overall, it was just a confusing mess. Too many questions left unanswered despite a whopping 2hr runtime. Sadly, the amazing acting and endless potential just fell flat. Bummer.

This movie should have been burned in the editing room to save anyone from accidentally watching it.

A B horror movie that doesn't offer much story coherence, and only adequate acting some of the time, Bunker at least sports atmospheric sets, albeit you never quite get a feel for a layout of the main location. This film seems like a well-meaning effort, but falls short in almost every aspect.

Gloopy, icky, and tense, a thought-out paranoia horror flick. Its script effectively navigates the effects of war on all manner of men. Taking those effects in both metaphorical and literally monstrous directions. An entertaining horror/war film for viewers who are more interested in its effects than war itself.

I was really hoping this would be a hidden gem. While it's not a "gem" it's definitely a pretty good movie. I can definitely see a lot of the inspiration from John Carpenter's The Thing and I really enjoy that. The characters are actually pretty good which typically is not the case in indie horror films. The premise is very creative and I respect the writers for attempting this. The dialogue and soundtrack give off a classic 1950s horror movie vibe and I absolutely love that about this movie. On top of that, the acting performances are not bad at all. Eddie Ramos is very good in this movie as well. I can see him having a good future in the industry. Where this movie lacks is that you can feel the low budget of this movie at times. You can tell that the set they are on is very small despite it supposed to being on a massive battlefield. I also feel like relationships between characters could've been developed further to add to an emotional weight to the story. Lastly, the pacing isn't the greatest and it can feel very slow at times. Overall, this is a pretty damn good movie and i respect the attempt. If they were given a better budget and fixed some of the writing issues, this could've been great. Despite that, it's a well crafted indie horror movie and I think this will go down as one of the most underrated movies of 2023.