Tacticalin An absolute waste of money

RipDelight This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Stephan Hammond It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Scotty Burke It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

Michael O'Keefe Another found footage film. Remember, not all of them are very rewarding. An eager treasure hunter Gus (Robert Curtis) is determined to find something out-of-this-world in the area of the notable Rendlesham Forest UFO incident some thirty years earlier. Girlfriend Sally (Abbie Salt) is willing to tag along for help and her ex Jake (Danny Shayler), is talked into filming the whole thing, just to get chances to down grade Gus.Strange sounds and weird sights don't stop the group from going through a busted fence marking restricted military territory. Shockingly, Gus goes missing. Louder sounds lead Sally and Jake to an abandoned US Air Base...now the dwelling of who knows what!Some haunting moments few and far between. Some better than average special effects. Easy to find tedious. Nice to watch late night with the lights out!

hoytyhoyty Ignore the hate. People are just idiots and expect the wrong things.The low scores must have come from low brows all wanting massive FX budgets and big casts and big sets. This is a low budget story.HANGAR 10 is a 'found footage' movie, yet another one. But it doesn't suck for several reasons:The cast are good.The tension builds and builds.There are some jump scares and genuinely unsettling moments.The camera footage isn't just random "OOh! Something is happening so we must point out the ground!" rubbish. It actually manages to stay on-point.The later scenes get weirder and weirder.The ending is just explosive.Criticisms?* Some of the CG is a bit weak in the body of the film, but it gets better as the film goes, and the stuff at the climax is astounding.* The film goes a bit slow towards the end, and they start repeating themselves a bit, but it doesn't last long and suddenly the end-game story is upon you. It's not a boring film. Unless you are a moron with the attention span of a sparrow.Normally I'm not a huge fan of these films, but they've been creeping up and up on me as I find better and better ones. This is a good one.Haters gonna be morons, y'know? - -- ---

ian-864 I rented this on Amazon, where it is listed under the alternative title of "The Rendlesham UFO Incident". The synopsis, as presented on Amazon's Fire TV, is rather limited and so I took this to be a new Rendlesham documentary. The movie is listed as having the release date of "2015" to add to the confusion.Of course, I found out within a couple of minutes that this drivel could not be further from a documentary and is the kind of found footage nonsense that gives serious UFO research a bad name. Do yourself a favour and poke yourself in the face with sharp needles for a couple of hours - this will be a more rewarding experience.

brenmains This may just be, hands down, the worst film I have ever seen. There is nothing redeeming about anything in this project, and I don't say this often, but I honestly feel robbed of an hour and a half of my life.The plot could be summed up in 3 sentences on its Wikipedia page, if anybody could be bothered making one, the dialogue is bland and the camera work is a shoddy mess. A small voice inside of me cheered when there was a change of shot because hey, at least something, even in the most minor of ways, happened.I honestly feel bad for the people involved in this film. I wouldn't be surprised if the actors involved asked for their names to be taken out of the credits due to hoping nobody ever finds out they were in it, similar to how you wouldn't want anybody finding your baby photos. The acting was okay-ish but I say that because there's honestly no way to screw up characters they decided to write into the script. I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't acting, just reciting lines and being themselves. There was that part where one guy has to act weird by laughing and throwing a stick but even then it's not clear if that was intentional or not. I'd like to say that there are worse things to do for money, but honestly none of them come to mind right now. I know that sounds bold, but if you'd seen the film, you know you'd agree with me.I don't like people who criticize films in the cinema, especially at the debut, however if somebody stood up as the credits began and shouted "What the f--k was that sh-t?" and walked out, I would have envied that person for the rest of my life.I really do try to take whatever lesson I can from a movie, regardless of whether I liked it or not, so I can take some sort of knowledge from it. But after the non-existent plot, the boring whale sounds and "jump scares" (and by jump scares, I mean you could tell what they were meant to be, but they just failed at it) and to top it off, anti-climax after anti-climax, this film may just be the worst film in existence. I actually felt angry when it finished. I felt like I had the chance to do so many other things with my life in the time I saw that movie, and I saw it around 11pm during a f-----g blackout.Please, if you're considering watching this movie, watch something else.Anything else. It doesn't matter what. There is nothing more I would like to get across in this review is that under no circumstances, should anybody watch this film.I am giving this film 1 star because I cannot give it a 0.