Men of War Condemned Heroes-SKIDROW

The prisoner, Joe Conrad awaiting execution in a prison in Central America. But it is not easy for this guy to get out of this life: Conrad takes into circulation influential television producer, gaining members for the new reality show. Together with nine other condemned to death, Joe is on a desert island. Of course, the game is played on an "every man for himself", and a challenge for participants is simple: to destroy the rest of the "suicide" and thus gain freedom. The director was able to give the viewer a real atmosphere of war on the island. The atmosphere of this passed so that the viewer looks as if the very thing cruel and merciless "reality show" in a live and really worried about the characters. The film is sufficient to describe the nature "condemned." Battle scenes are set quite well. Thanks to the quality work of the operator, battle characters look realistic. The film is not only about bloody killings, it is also instructive to morality. The moral is: violence on our screens and monitors, does not lead to good, especially if children watch this.

Harman, Steve Orcsik, John Yamaguchi, Masa Austin, Steve (IV) Haynes, Brad (I) Palframan, Chris Burns, Emelia Baker, Christopher (I) Hoffman, Rick (I) Pegler, Luke Clare, Kaitlyn Bennett, Manu Hungerford, Ty Pigot, Neil Healy, Sam Brancatisano, Dominic Johnson, Marcus (II) Pikler-Brembly, Jesse Jones, Annie (I) Buchanan, Andrew (I) Jones, Greg (VIII) Piro, Grant Lewis, Jacy Challis, Martin Jones, Nathan (I) Pirrone-Cook, Daniel Milliken, Angie Chan, Anthony (VII) Jones, Vinnie Reitano, Robert Mussett, Tory Christiansen, Jimmy Kent, Peter (V) Reynolds, John (XII) Podleska, Miranda Devrish, Ozzie Lescot, Avelino 'El Rico' Robinson, Jared (I) Ruz, Dasi Durval, Keith Mammone, Robert Roughan, Mick West, Madeleine Durval, Kurt Massey, Joey Stapleton, Sullivan Fazio, Rai McMurray, Brad (II) Stewart, James (VII) Futcher, Josh McPhee, Andy Sullivan, Trent Glancy, Mick McQueen, Evert Tupu, Lani John (I) Harbach, Nigel Morris, Steve (III) Walton, John (II)