rajivness I personally love 'Survival' Genre movies where a group of People are in a situation which they don't understand and are coping somehow to survive.Movie Premise: A group of wannabe actors go for a mysterious audition for a TV reality show only to discover that they're fighting to survive - having to survive grueling challenges and each other!There is nothing original about this low budget flick. The theme is greatly borrowed/inspired from the SAW franchise with the ominous Jigsaw like character welcoming people along with bizarre ways of being killed.The film has your usual stereo-types: The mean bitch, the scared girl (think hapless victim), the jock, the hot girl, nice guy and a few random characters thrown in.They could have made the actors more diverse to broaden the appeal of the movie - like have African American, Asian (Japanese/Chinese), Indian, European (British, Scottish, French, German). But all and all, I found the movie quite entertaining - given its very simple premise and relatable characters.I don't know why the other reviewers have been so harsh on this movie. I've seen Big Budget Hollywood movies do far worse - to the extent of inducing acute boredom.6/10.

Vert66 This movie must have been very low budget, fire effects superimposed over actors, and blood splatter was purple, not red, in one scene.It was not scary in the slightest, and effects were hilariously terrible to this viewer.The premise was not believable, and actors in this movie, should not list this on their resumes, this looked like a college class project.It is an accidental comedy... that pretty much sums it up.This movie makes all the Saw, Friday the 13ths, Halloween, ...of the Dead, and Nightmare on Elm Streets look like masterpieces.Not recommended for any one, unless you love really horrible movies.

scootmandutoo I am someone who tends to be fairly critical of badly-made, low-budget horror movies. There are certainly enough clunkers out there. Yet, I did not think "Elimination" was all that bad. In fact, at times it was very entertaining.I was especially impressed the way director Vargas set up his shots. There were some very inventive visual elements. Then I checked his filmography and noticed his background in special effects. There is a definite sense of style and craft here.I think what many people might have a problem with is the brazenly gratuitous nudity A couple of female characters, before meeting their demise, have their clothes absurdly pulled off, exposing their breasts, for no other reason then...well....exposing their breasts. And yet, I thought that was hilarious self-parody in itself. It was just too brazen in a relatively competent screenplay to be anything but a commentary on the gratuitous nudity one often sees in b-grade slasher pics. It was so blatant it had almost an element of 'camp' to it. The only surprising thing is that the director did not have his actors having sex with one another. To be frank, they had no time for it.I found the film silly but occasionally fun, with a few pretty damn good performances, especially Meredith Grau as the evil Emily. The actors in this flick were uneven, but the good ones really shined.Far better than I thought, it certainly takes the Hostel/Saw template into a new arena.

Aamer Shams I can not seem to comprehend why movies like these are allowed to hit the screens. Senseless violence, needless nudity and just plain simple lame CG. The story itself is well, just okay; a bad copy of the SAW series, but the movie itself is completely pathetic. I actually slept half way in the movie, a complete waste of time. The cast did a fair job acting their characters but the way the whole thing unfold is just simply D GRADE if there is one; and if there isn't well, now there is one :)A word of advise, save a few brain cells watch something else...I feel dumb already....