That was an excellent one.

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

The acting in this movie is really good.

This viewer is a devoted B movie fan, and would consider himself more forgiving than some, but even he had a hard time sticking with this amateurish mess. Granted, it does have some effective, hilarious W.T.F. moments, but overall it's so inept, from start to finish, that any higher ambitions by the filmmakers - and they *are* there - aren't as well realized as they ought to be.Part of the problem is the whole tone. It swerves from being truly bizarre to spiritual to comedic to straight faced, and director Ace Cruz - who also appears in the film as Trey - fails to make us care much about the inane characters, who, to be fair, have to spout some pretty silly dialogue. The themes are expressed in voice over by the character of Billy (Pauly D), the ultimate stereotyped redneck, who experiences an epiphany after he is struck by lightning.The story proper has to do with sensitive young Christine (Katie Fountain), who travels with some friends to her family's remote hunting lodge in order to close it up and sell it, and is victimized by deranged former Army sniper Farragut (Michael Madsen) and his slovenly associates."Outrage" is tedious junk, and even an amusing performance by Madsen - who actually looks like he's enjoying himself - can't really save it. The always welcome Michael Berryman puts in an appearance as a mysterious forest dweller, as does Natasha Lyonne, but that's it in terms of actors that the audience can recognize. Not even a brief burst of over the top gore can make this movie worth sitting through. Its attempt to be shocking by including attempted rape is bungled as well. It plods along towards an uninspired finale with a supposedly surprising plot twist that just falls flat.All in all, this really isn't worth anybody's time unless they're die hard Madsen completists.Three out of 10.

This film is far beyond being a sci-fi movie because of its great story. It can be compared as well to some of the most popular sci-fi movies because of its good quality despite the fact that it is an independent film. The casts played the role amazingly particularly Michael Madsen and the choice of location was also great. Some movies are expensive yet do not really have a good content and Outrage proved how amazing an independent film could be. The story is full of lessons and the actions are also filled with excitement. I have two thumbs up after feeling the heart-stopping excitement as the actions intensifies. The story is definitely fantastic that you could not even predict on what will happen next. The cinematography is great compared to other movies and it is all because of the talented crews particularly the director Ace Cruz. This movie can be recognized as one of the best Sci-fi movie of the generation that people of all ages will love. Congratulations to all the cast for making a marvelous and interesting movie that could keep our hearts to beat faster and our minds to keep on wondering on what will happen next in the story.

Just rented this movie and I loved it! I am a big fan of Michael Madsen and I love any movies that he is in. The Billy character in the movie was a good actor. This movie has a lot of twist and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. I did not understand all the narration very much, but the acting and the story was exciting. A must watch film. Worth seeing especially if you are a Michael Madsen fan. The banjo boy from deliverance was also in this movie. It was interesting to see him 40 years older. Another great part of the movie was the stunt fall of actor John Dillion aka Ken Lesco. I read he was the stunt coordinator on Reservoir of Dogs, where Michael Madsen also starred in. Really! like this film.

I was fortunate enough to have been invited to the movie premier of Outrage in Atlanta Thursday night and I must say it was refreshing to see there was a spiritual message for all of us to see at this time of need in our world today. The profound statement of the law of Karma was especially announced. The spirit of Billy, played by Pauly D was on of a kind heart, challenged mind and of a convincing character. Well done, Pauly D. I was also pleased that the Jazz Legend, Col. Bruce Hampton was in the movie as well. After his role in Sling Blade, it was great to see him shine once again. The movie left me "Basically Frightened."The house on location was unbelievable that the builder built such a masterpiece on a side of that mountain. Not to mention the breathtaking view of the blue ridge parkway. How did they engineer that driveway? Such a piece of property. How I would love a house like that.The role played by Chrissy's sister was recognized for I saw her on Broadway a few years back. The other Stars go with out saying for Michael Madsen was hard to watch as once again the BAD guy that he portrays so well.I can't wait for the sequel for Paul D'Agnese is truly a talent here. Yea, come on, it's an Outrage. Diane Sabin