En cage

This is a very low budget film, and it is apparent from the first scene. The acting is atrocious, the dialogue is grating, the camera work look like it was the product of an IPhone 2, and the plot leaves much to be desired. The film is a poor attempt to demonize White people, casting them as brutalizes or uneducated people in positions of power. It is one of the many attempts to promote Black actors and Black films, but doesn't want to allot the necessary funds needed. What the producers and directors need to understand is nobody cares about the skin color of the cast, as long as the movie is good. It is defeating the purpose to flood streaming venues with poor quality films in a sad attempt to diversify the film world.

Yet another movie where people do not say what needs to be said, never stand-up for themselves or explain why something is the way it is, logically or irritatingly like someone in that situation in real life. By the end of the movie, I didn't care about or like any character in it.

No creativity. Terrible plot. Marginal acting. If you're stuck and you must sit through it, don't tell yourself that at least you'll know what the deal is at the end. No you won't! You'd be better off just walking out. Too bad we can't get our money back for horrible movies.