Very violent, but often boring indie action

Ravage is a very cheaply made indie action flick. The storyline, quite frankly sucks and is very hard to follow. The film was made on the cheap and is not much to look at. The acting is passable, but not particularly good. The thing this film has going for it is bloody, ultra violent action which is particularly brutal. However, very little about this movie is particularly memorable. The film does move very slow and does not offer much iexcitement between the carnage. I fell asleep to this movie on more than one occasion. It was pretty hard to sit through. Supposedly this was inspired by Hong Kong movies, but as a avid fan of HK Cinema and action movies in general, I couldn't find any similarities.

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