If you’ve never gone on a stag do, you’re already familiar with how bad they can be from movies like The Hangover, A Few Less Men, and The Stag. You can add Blasted to that list too. ..
Sebastian’s bachelor party goes off the rails when he learns that his friends have all turned into vampires. To make things worse, Sebastian’s boss is also a vampire and wants to take over the company. With everything going on, Sebastian must find a way to get his friends back and save the day.
Seb’s group consists of four people: one is Seb’s childhood friend, one is a potential client, and three are friends.
The first half of the movie is undeniably the funniest when we watch this mismatched group get together and awkwardly try to bond. The talented young cast plays well off each other and their comic interplay is sometimes a joy to behold. It’s a shame that they are later separated when events take a turn for the unusual as the movie becomes far less enjoyable as a result.
The group’s leader, a young man named Odd, is the first to notice the aliens and quickly takes action to stop them. He leads a daring assault on the aliens’ base, using his skills as a fighter and marksman. In doing so, he becomes an international hero and saves the village from destruction.
Sebastian and his friends are in for a long and difficult journey as they try to save the world from the evil aliens that have taken over. They will need all of their strength, courage and determination to fight off these monsters and protect the people they love.
As Seb and his old childhood friend, Seb and his old compadre, were once laser-tag champions, they have a way of defeating their extraterrestrial foes. As they face off against the enemy that threatens to zombify them, the other members of the group get abducted and taken to an alien spacecraft. Meanwhile, a female police officer learns of their plight and gets involved in their battle for survival.
The movie’s premise is good, but the movie falls apart in several key areas. For example, the characters are not likable and the plot is not interesting. Additionally, the acting is poor and the film feels unfinished.
The film starts to lose its bearings when the group put aside their differences to fight back against the alien invasion. Whereas the scenes before were rather sharp and witty, the scenes afterwards become overly silly and not particularly funny.
The special effects in this movie were poor. I never felt impressed by what I was seeing on the screen.
The film’s length may have been a bit too long for some viewers, but its overall story was interesting. If the story had been more engaging, I would have been more invested.
The cast of “The Martian” all turn in enthusiastic performances, but the film’s sci-fi elements make it difficult to enjoy.
I found the early parts of the film more engaging and would have loved to spend more time with the group. However, when the aliens arrived, they took up a large part of my viewing pleasure as much as a corner of Norway.
Netflix’s newest original series, “House of Cards,” is a forgettable affair that you will quickly delete from your streaming list.
The film’s premise is interesting, but the execution is poor. The special effects are good, but the story is forgettable. The film could have been much more enjoyable if it had taken a more creative approach.
