Virtual Death Match

This was quite something. This Louisa Warren keeps making rubbish films that's clearly meant to be high budget but she doesn't seem to care about the limits. Dunno how she gets the money for making these Poundland films and a life-supply of pork pies.

A fun film playing on the aspect of gaming. An enjoyable watch for a low budget film with a great pace!

Normally I can accept a budget film, and 3.5/5 stars, in fact I don't mind a movie with no effects or glam. This movie can be summed up by one word - lazy.

The story script and acting are both beyond awful.

Just listening to what they are saying is painful, but the actors inability to act, look sincere and even portray facial expression made me want to get into VR and cut myself up with a chainsaw.

Bad guys are the scarecrow, the nun, and the mime. The writer or writer has zero thought. From the outset it's going to be very predictable. I've no idea what others are talking about on here or how much they were paid.

Lasted all of 15minutes.

I can tell this movie is trying, but I literally predicted the ending within the first 5 minutes. The whole movie is formulaic to all ends, the plot sucks, the characters suck minus the blonde dude, the effects all suck, the rules they make up are about as consistent and fair as you'd expect, being not at all. At the end of the day, it's just a crappily produced, sci-fi low budget version of Would You Rather, down to the unfortunate ramifications of not reading the fine print. It's not the worst thing ever but trust me, it's still terrible.

Please Louisa Warren, stop making these type of films!

I don't know if I've ever seen a video production that was so awful. Is it intentionally bad? Please stop. Never make another movie. The cinematography was as if you handed a monkey a camera and asked it to film. Actually, it's like they took every angle, reviewed it and said, "yeah, but could you do it worse please". The script writing was abysmal, and the actors didn't know how to portray emotion. The premise is actually pretty interesting. I really don't know how it's possible to start with something interesting and make it terrible unless there was an individual, possibly, Louise Warren, constantly saying "yes, but worse please."