Sutures (2009)

Sutures: Directed by Tammi Sutton. With Andrew Prine, Jason London, Carlos Lauchu, Allison Lange. A group of longtime friends converge on a fatal course with destiny when they cross paths with Alexander Tatum, a mercenary surgeon. He is a hunter with the keen skill of one who has also been hunted. Prey turned predator. The victims quickly realize that Alexander is just the beginning of their problems, as they find themselves enmeshed in a fight for survival against a sociopath business man and his demonic staff, who will stop at nothing to prevail in the sale of Black Market Body Parts.

“After barely surviving an account with a group of black market organ snatchers, a woman recounts the experience of her friendsu0026#39; encounter with the maniacs and how they took them from their vacation for the business and how she managed to escape before being targeted by their lunatic head surgeon.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThis is an absolutely boring and really irritating Torture Film style effort, based solely upon the group being attacked in the remote area and then the rest of the time taken with the different torture tactics practiced on the victims. Itu0026#39;s all the same stuff done over and over that hasnu0026#39;t changed all that much, from slicing people open while still alive to the removal of limbs, disfigurement and such that, along with the posturing and endless yakking by those in charge about the futility of escape, it all just drones on and on in an endless sea of irritating scenes that donu0026#39;t get any better. On top of that, the fact that this cuts away from the action to the hospital interview so many times it really kills the flow and pace of the film, which is already short to begin with, so all thatu0026#39;s really left here is the bloodletting and gore to really get any positive elements from.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eRated R: Graphic Language, Graphic Violence and Brief Nudity.”