Hunt Club was a bit disturbing to watch, but it fleshes out the mindset of red pill/self declared alpha males/violent misogynists quite well. But it does more justice to both the female victims these men lure to a remote island for human hunting and the women who finally turn the tables on them.

Be mindful that this is an indie film shot on a tight budget and schedule. It cannot be compared to high budget films. It's also one of the rare movies that offers a real revenge fantasy. Often we see villains commit gross atrocities, and when the heroes have a shot at seeking retribution, some hippy dippy pseudo intellectual ends up giving a "if you kill him you're no better." And I'm always rolling my eyes like "Pass the glock, sis. I demand satisfaction." This delivers. Surprisingly well.

This movie has a decent storyline, but definitely could've been written better for sure. The acting is absolutely horrible in every sense of the word. The action scenes are so bad you can tell there's no physical contact during actual fight scenes. This movie seems to have been put together by a bunch of amateurs. As far as the story goes it seems to have a tons of gaps in the story itself. Not to mention all the cheap "blood" and special effects. The blood literally looks like red paint. I laughed through most of this movie simply because of how bad it is. Don't bother wasting your money or time on this movie at all. And Please don not make a sequel!!!

A new version of The Most Dangerous Game, this finds Cassandra (Mena Suvari, a long way from American Pie) trying to find her lost girlfriend and daughter. It leads her to Carter (Casper Van Dien), who offers her $100,000 to be part of the hunt on his island.

I'm sure you can see where this is going. He wants her to be part of the hunter, along with other women like Tessa (Maya Stojan) and Lexi (Jessica Belkin) while he and his rich friends like Jackson (Will Peltz) and Virgil (Mickey Rourke) try to kill them.

But those rich guys have no idea just how dangerous women can be.

I have to tell you, this movie has one of the bloodier and most upsetting castrations I've seen in a movie and if that's not a selling point, I don't know what is.

Directed by Elizabeth Blake-Thomas (Unseen, Just Swipe) and written by David Lipper and John Saunders, Hunt Club might not break any new ground, but it moves quick, looks good and has plenty of star power for a streaming movie. I love that Van Dien has found a second life playing heavies in movies like this, because he's really great in this film.