this movie is still, ultimately, a generic shocker. But the amount of care lavished on the character-building and scene-setting is impressive, even if it doesn't add up to much
the story is silly, unbelievable, and hurls far too abruptly from first act to third. Worse, the movie makes no attempt other than cheaply culling sympathies is given in its inclusion of cerebral palsy as a key plot cog
Babaev shows skill behind the camera, and the cast was gung-ho to pull off an enjoyable romp. Yes, the film still apes The Evil Dead quite a lot, in spite of a few tweaks to the formula
"Bornless Ones" is entertaining and mindful of genre demands, eventually giving genre fans a thorough examination of gore zone details as a reward for sitting through characterization
by Jake Dee [Joblo ]
by Pat Torfe [Bloody Disgusting ]
