I honestly really enjoyed this movie. I thought they made good use of their gimmick to make use of certain framings and element introductions that sufficiently stood apart.

It was also a bit of a splatterpunk delight.

I thought this movie was OK in concept, but the constant whooshing around of the camera to create motion blur in order to hide the constant digital edits gets really old fast. I understand that entire action scenes cannot reasonably be made in a single, continuous shot, but I thought it was kind of a clumsy thing. The music video that inspired this was cool, but as a whole movie...eh, I wasn't quite feeling it.

This movie was good stupid fun. Got kind of nauseating after a while though.

I own a Gear VR and was waiting for this thing to come out on the Samsung store. Google Play content can not be played over the VR. At least no way I have found.

I tend to get very disoriented after three to five minutes of a shaky cam scene. This movie was 90 minutes of it. By the end credits I felt like I'd been head banging all day.