Nailbiter (2013)

Nailbiter: Directed by Patrick Rea. With Erin McGrane, Meg Saricks, Emily Boresow, Sally Spurgeon. The Maguire family is forced to take sudden refuge in a seemingly abandoned storm cellar from a deadly tornado.

“First time reviewer, but this was a tragedy that called itself a movie, and more than enough inspiration for me to sign in and write. Name a component of film-making and this atrocity cussed it out and b*tch- slapped it in the face.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI adore horror. Even the most avid horror fan would be shocked at the dogs I have sat through and thought were OK. Donu0026#39;t get me wrong; there are other movies I would rate a u0026quot;1u0026quot; and feel was on par with this one, but something about this particular piece of crap just insulted me. Maybe it was the acting, particularly Erin McGroneu0026#39;s. She made me want to punch someone in then face and cry. Thereu0026#39;s something desperately wrong when the kidsu0026#39; acting is far superior to the adultsu0026#39;. Then there was the script writing, which was probably done by two drunk orangutans. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI guess the part that pushed me over the cliff was that the concept was actually a GOOD IDEA. I wish Eli Roth had somehow been involved in the production, due to the mix of natural disaster and horror (a la Aftershock.) I hate to see ideas with potential go to sore waste. If itu0026#39;s this bad, it should be a standard one-aspect movie.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eA waste of precious time on earth.”