Kattiera Nana
I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.
SnoReptilePlenty
Memorable, crazy movie
Glimmerubro
It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.
Mandeep Tyson
The acting in this movie is really good.
goldcoastnews
"Hollywood By The Sea" by Renee RedmondPROFESSIONAL Gold Coast fighters tossed the rule book out of the ring and fought like thugs to give the independent film Vigilante an authentic, gritty feel. The group of local fighters and trainers gathered at The Fightboi Gym at Mermaid Beach yesterday where a boxing ring was set up for action.Writer and director Aash Aaron said the movie was making the Gold Coast look like Vegas, incorporating the back alleys and the glitz and glamor as well."We're doing a scene in an underground illegal fight club so we've brought in pro fighters who have volunteered to make it look real", he said. "No Rules" fighter Roy Luxton of Mermaid Beach and Southport Muay Thai fighter Adam Cox were first in the ring for the "illegal" bout.Luxton said the scene was just as intense as a real fight. "We had people cheering us on and cameras filming, it was pretty full on and we were hitting each other pretty hard," he said. "Underground fighting means no gloves no rules."Filming of the 1.1 million feature film is due to wrap up on December 22. "The passion of the Gold Coast businesses and community has made this film possible, they just say "Whatever you want Aash. We've even got the Oasis Shopping Centre stopping and starting the monorail for us while we're shooting in Broadbeach," said Aaron.Vigilante is being produced by Aaron's Gold Coast production company, Outlandish Films. Funding was raised through private investors who wanted to put their money into the local project.
henryhardox
Having lived on the Gold Coast all my life, it was cool to see an action film set here at last.I know a lot of US films get made here, but rarely are they set here.Well here is a film where a guy goes nuts on the scum of the street. My streets!What a blast!Sure it was a low budget film but what these guys did with what they didn't have impressed me.It seems all it lacked was money because the action scenes were great.Especially the fight scenes. And the story was great and the acting as well.Besides the lead guy unfortunately, but everyone else was awesome. Especially Ozzie Devrish and Christian Radford. They cracked me up, oh and their boss who I didn't know.Anyway rock on Gold coast filmmakers! Keep at it!
stevegreg2010
What an amazing filmmaker. While most here in Australia only talk about making films this guy actually does it. So my hat is off to you buddy. Anyone who has shot a short film knows how hard it must be to make a feature film and you have made 2 films. Vigilante & ICU. Wow. I dream to make one of my scripts into a feature but it just seems impossible with budgets to raise and a cast & crew to wrangle. But when you follow the plight of guys like Aash it makes it all much more a reality. Keep on rocking on Aash and I look forward to following the rest of your movies. I have seen both Vigilante and ICU and I can tell you one thing about Aash Aaron he makes entertaining movies which is more than I can say for most.
adam20091997
I picked this up out of curiosity and REALLY liked it, it was well written and directed and had great fight scenes and acting - all but the lead actor Robert Diaz (who also was one of the main producers on the film so we can see the only reason he was the lead) LOL anyway he did a fair job but the bad guys were fare more interesting. I didn't like the music much but the action was great. But the story was so awesome that I just ignored the music and the hero's lack of spirit and kicked back and really enjoyed it. WEL DONE! I look forward to seeing more from this filmmaker. 10/10 from me! Loved the three bad guys Alex - Mako & Jack they made the film!
