Nice effects though.

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Julia (Brittany Ashworth) is living in an apocalyptic world, searching for food, gas, and killing cannibalistic humanoids in a desert type environment. The event is recent and we don't get a clue as to the cause until late and how the world became a desert so fast is unexplained. However, this film is not about Julia having to survive after a mishap, but it is a love story that fills her flashbacks with a Frenchman named Jack (Grégory Fitoussi). So if you are more interested in watching a love story than science fiction thriller, this is it. The film was a decent production for what was, mostly a one person play. However, it is not something I enjoy. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity

A play on words taken from a quote from the film, couldn't be more appropriate for my review as it forms the basis of what the film is about..We have Juliette, played by Brittany Ashworth, who is absolutely beautiful, but hides a very troubled life.Then we have Jack, played by Grégory Fitoussi who is an all together wealthy, stable man who has an eye for seeing the beauty within. He is naturally curious when he stumbles upon Juliette who has clearly come into his art gallery to avoid the rain and steal some free food! lol He is nevertheless captivated by her and so the story begins..This film is very enjoyable and genuinely keeps you interested and entertained throughout.. The film has a warmth and innocence to it that the writer conveys without making it overly complicated, despite Juliettes troubled life and grim realities of living in a post apocalyptic world.The cast give brilliant performances and the story flows seamlessly between the past and the present. Its a lovely story and directed brilliantly by the writer and a cast you just can't help falling in love with! lol This film is not about zombies or an apocalypse. Rather, this story, is about LOVE.. About a man who falls in love with a girl, a girl who he wants to help, rescue, look after and live happily ever after with.. Nothing wrong with that.. right?The apocalypse. why have it? well it could be a metaphor in the way that, these days, for a guy and a girl to find each other and live happily ever after, there almost has to be lots of 'end of the world' dramas! Not to mention put up with todays zombies or as we call them "trolls" which everyone seems to have turned into these days! So maybe life today is apocalyptic? :)Well done Mathieu on the brilliant script and execution and well done to the stunning cast for their performances.. Watch out for Brittany, she is a megastar in the making.. I just hope that Hollywood does not ruin this lovely actress or steal her innocence:)Thank you :)

The apocalypse happened. "How" morphs itself into "What Now?"Behind a plethora of sweeping landscape shots depicting the years following an apocalyptic event, Mathieu Turi's feature debut Hostile gives us the story of Juliette (Brittany Ashworth) and her struggle to survive.Sounds cliche, right?Wrong. It took a while to digest this film as initially I had written it off as "just another post-apocalyptic film." Let's face it, there are so many in this genre.The film centers around Juliette and her struggle to stay alive following a debilitating car accident while on a scavenging mission. She must not only survive the barrenness of nature while badly injured, but a threat far more sinister.We're offered abbreviated glimpses into her life pre-apocalypse as she longs for the days before everything went sideways. During these sequences is when Ashworth really gives a believable depth to her character. There's a palpable honesty in her interaction with the people in her previous life's sphere - most notably the sophisticated and charming Jack (Gregory Fitoussi).Juliette's memories throughout the film not only to provide a contrast to her current situation but also provide a good break in the inescapable dread of being surrounded by unknown dangers.The tension in the film is abundant and while the idea of the damsel Juliette needing to be saved borders on tongue-in-cheek, the climactic confrontation is equal parts tense and emotional.

Hail...Mrs. Juliette ....what a lone survivor...against all difficulties and danger...The speciality of this movie is this survival story with all those unfavourable conditions. Yes , I agree the plot is a bit more supernatural and superstitious but when you will see the movie you will find that it has been adjusted with the surroundings very well. Those unnatural power or killers or hunters coming at night for flesh and blood...Despite hunger and thirst her surviving for a longer period...A broken leg without any gangrene or complication inspite of not treated well...All will be very much possible to you..Such is the staging of this movie...Another plus point is the director has been able to produce the suspense , horror mood or paranoidism whatever you say. So as soon as the movie starts it engulf you into a sac of attraction and you will find it very difficult to ignore that.Lot of interest will be aroused around your mind about the finishing...about the after effect of juliette's life...her ultimate fate...these questions will draw you towards the climax of the movie...This movie is a mixture of adventure...mystery and horror ...those who love any of this please have a go....