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First and foremost no plot, what I expected to be the plot (see: "Revenge") turned into a series of events just happening in a effort to spend their special effects budget of $14.89 and waste studio time.
The Nest is really just another 'nature run amock' horror flick that fails because of the low budget.
I'm sure there was a limited budget and everything, but come on!
But what do you expect from a low budget movie with no name actors.
It was low budget, Bill Murray had grown to superstar status.
The budget was not large enough to rent a police uniform, the movie cuts out sex scenes and death scenes.
The budget is the same you'd see from a Cinemax softcore porn, as is the photography, sets, lighting, and video it was shot on.
This low budget ($25,000) horror flick has a slight cult following and I'm not exactly sure why (unless it is because it is so obscure).
I received this movie as a birthday gift because all of my friends know I'm a big fan of low budget Horror flicks.
This film must have done well in the box office, in order to give Gator the budget it deserves.
This film had no budget, needed a script rewrite, and a better ending.
Very bad acting, low budget and poor plot are the impressions I felt while watching the movie.
I don't give a damn if this is a low budget film, they shouldn't cut corners on animation.
And all seemingly on that special grainy film stock that is reserved for 1960's-1970's British low budget films.
They kill off the popular people and make the low budget celebs win.
Not a lot of big budget films getting made there.
The direction is very good and the effects aren't bad for a $500 budget.
The movie starts off promisingly enough, the use of imagery and simple short clips convey the bigger story, which would normally need a considerably higher budget than the one here.
I'm not going to go into specifics about this (and to be honest, I don't feel that I'm spoiling anything with this review), yet another key point is that the company to whom they distribute their bananas drops them due to budget demands in a poor economy.
I don't mind a low budget..However you have to get some point.
With a supposed total budget of 1.5 million dollars, it was produced, shot and briefly released on video and then sent to the wasteland of forgotten film.
I'd never heard of zero budget "auteur" Neil Johnson before seeing "Battlespace" on DVD at Hollywood Video.
Any attempt at true tension and suspense, and as a result chills, are thrown out the window in this low budget bust.
Rent another low budget ghost story(if you can find it) titled The Woman In Black and see how good and scary a movie can be.
I've never seen an ending scream out "And now we're over budget!" in a clearer fashion.
My cousin watched once and George Takai (Sulu) kept talking about how it was supposed to be so much better, but they kept cutting to the budget.
A group of young filmmakers with virtually no budget set out to make something clever and original -- and while there is a bit of originality and some skilled drawing in this slacker puppet show take on "Dante's Inferno," there is nothing especially clever.
This movie is an example of small budget,ineffective star cast,weak storyline and poor entertainment.
Brownrigg this film has a great central idea which builds into a cool twist ending, but ultimately is a bit of a chore to sit through because of it's low budget restrictions and a rather slow script by Tim Pope.
A film that had a lot of potential that was probably held back by it's budget.
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