I am by no means a movie expert, apart from that I watch a lot of movies. The story was intriguing yet let down by gaps in the plot. The main character could have benefited from a performance by a stronger actor. There were many underlying bits of information that I wanted to find out about the main character, the movie possibly could have benefited from some flashbacks so we could actually understand who he is and what he has done. When the action begins, it begins too quickly and seems a little stilted and far fetched that the lead doesn't even seem to question what his actions should be. I did enjoy the movie, but I wont be watching again.

Anonymous 616 is eerie and intense in nature, which leaves you glued to your seat in suspense as it takes you for the ride of your life in this psychological thriller/horror. A well done performance by actor Daniel DeWeldon as Jason, a man who descends into madness after returning home from Iraq. This is a must see and I am looking forward into seeing many more of DeWeldon's Work.

Some friends get together for a dinner and then do a designer drug that screws one of them over big time. This has him taking the life out of the party.Deep religious themes are mixed with gore in this one. This film does get pretty intense at times as well as boring the other times. The main lead is annoying and some people will probably hate the ending but the good thing is there won't likely be a sequel. Those little flaws hamper the picture. You just can't get into it. They should have called it Annoying 616.

I have seen Daneil DeWeldon portray a Tennessee Williams cross-dresser with heart-wrenching vulnerability, and in Anonymous 616 a PTSD plagued vet who unravels with terrifying believability. This actor is a chameleon who can deliver the best, the worst, the darkest, and--yes--the creepiest of the characters he undertakes to serve up to the audience so fearlessly. His next stop should be with A-listers in a mega-hit. That said, this movie was a vehicle for a mind-blowing performance by a gifted lead actor; but the story was hardly deserving of his talents. Brutal and, in many ways, offensive, I would not recommend it to people of delicate sensibilities. Not sure whether it was trying to make a statement about drug use bringing out the worst in a sufferer of PTSD, or implying that torturing prisoners of war can invite Satan into your heart. Either way, the outcome was unsavory and both the vet and the viewer end up losers.