I want the hour and a half of my life spent watching this back. Horrible acting, horrible sound dubbing, randomly added characters which made no sense. Its nice that the director cast his girlfriend as a leading role, but make sure she has even the slightest ability to act. Add on top of that the same rerun action scenes to fill any and all boring and plot lacking scenes. The main question is why? Why give money to make a horrible film like this when I can make more quality cinema on my camera phone. Why was a random Hispanic family living in a maximum security prison? Why was a random inmate having a intimate visit in a broom closet that no one seeming knew about? Where we supposed to be moved by the melodrama of the preacher suicide? The best part of this film? The credits...why, because of the symbolic message that it was finally over and I could stop beating my head against a wall. The most important question? Why did I even bother to watch this entire movie and not switch channels to watch Richard Simmons infomercials?

The story is semi-interesting. The production values and acting are flatulent.While watching one scene, I thought perhaps the whole cast was made up of veteran porn actors trying to have a 'breakthough' moment.At least it had sound effects -- but I'm pretty sure those came from freely down-loadable MP3's.A high school production could be better.I thought the blonde chick playing the 'scientist' was kind of hot so I turned up the volume. But her voice and acting changed that..

Dead Men Walking...Nope, not the Sean Penn film where he plays a killer with hair so fantastic it deserved it's own billing, but a play on the prison term used when someone walks the 'Green Mile'. (Oh gosh, I watch too many films). Y'see, after a 'bio-toxin' (YAWN!) infects a guy who gets sent down, he unintentionally spreads it, and before you know it, the whole place is crammed with zombies in denim. I speak as someone who had a passion for zombie films a long time before 28 days later and Dawn Of The Dead 04 re-fired the collective film going interest in them, but for fuggs sake, it's getting a little tedious now. It seems that everyone with a camcorder and a pot of latex is trying to make their own un-dead classic. Me included. Bugger. The difference between most of them and this film, is that the script, at times, struggles bravely to throw in the odd good, or believable line. The gore is pretty fun, and the whole thing almost over comes its obvious budgetary restraints to turn into something quite worthy. Well, I liked it.

Man this movie was the worst thing I've ever seen in my life! Granted, I didn't expect much from this movie when I rented it, but I expected more from this piece of crap! The plot made no sense and the directors have no shame whatsoever. What a family was doing just sitting around in a maximum security prison doing nothing made no sense whatsoever. However, when the guard turned, I figured the screen going black was sufficient and we could just assume what happened. They didn't need to show the kids getting killed. That was ridiculous. When the movie went back to that family, what was the mother still doing holding the kids' hands?!?! This is worst low budget movie I've ever seen in my life and if you watch this waste of film, you'll probably want to commit suicide because you'll never get that part of your life back....EVER