This movie could have had potential if it had live up to the write up. The "hero" of the story seems to be a superman that can do all things, even figure out that a pharmacist in his jail is responsible for the the disappearance of his son. The major plot hole is all that is missing between the time the kids were taken and the time they were released. At an outward glance, it looks like they were all trapped in cages. If this is the case, where do they get their blood lust? There should have been more insight into what happened to the kids while they were in his custody and his motives should have been better explained. The 30 year old trying to play a young guitarist was ridiculous. The randomness of the whole movie left everything open. There should have been a lot more to the story explaining the 10 years in captivity and what the captor was trying to achieve. Mainly, we need to know if they were on a seek and destroy mission or if they were on a "kill the people that abandoned you" mission. The story itself could have been a good one if they had tried to make a proper story out of instead of a showing how well they do dismemberment effects. This was a very poorly thought out movie.
Review of Perkins' 14
