Airborne (II) (2013)
1/10
How to Make Asylum Movies Look Good
30 July 2012
Warning: Spoilers
Black & Blue productions usually produce some decent titles, however, this must have been contrived from an office party, or worse, for a bet.

They crammed so many genres and parodied movies into this one 90minute film, that the viewer is left struggling to keep up, horror/drama/thriller/chiller/psychological/children's/war - they're all there, presumably trying to satisfy anyone who foolishly puts this into their DVD player.

The reasonably well known British actors ham it up wonderfully, all their RADA training paying dividends as they munch their way through the abysmal script - clearly ad-libbing the bits they felt warranted more cheese. Set design and the FX are right out of Airport 75, and the cinematographer always seemed to be 5 seconds behind the action - which doesn't bode well for the viewer trying to keep up.

I'm still left, even now, trying to work out exactly what the plot was - was it a virus, was it a ghost, was it a poor attempt to copy Quarantine 2, or, was it a cast off from Dickinson's Real Deal coming back to get revenge ? I've no idea, but whatever it was, clearly didn't work.

Black & Blue should stick to pwopah notty nuttah stories wif Danny Dyer - at least then, you know what you're getting.

Sorry - but save your braincells.

1/10
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