Interesting concept. Been done before--and better. ( Pleasantville this ain't ).

Nice way to find work for a bunch of iron man bodybuilders and extras, but doesn't really hang, the script sucked and if it wasn't for trite over-acting, there wouldn't be any.

Low budget ? If the budget were any lower...it would all be in black-and-white.

The writer/director shows a lot of promise with this production. Some of the visual FX were excellent, even if borrowed from Natural Born Killers. I like the way he made a special effort to credit his cast at the end. This will be a plus when they audition for new roles. Hopefully lessons learned making this movie will result in better ratings for Kodi Zene's next one.

The one big problem I had with this story was its premise. What on earth was the 'hue' thing about?? Viewers deserve an explanation for a precondition that bizarre, or at least a few strong hints. A very brief Road Warrior-type intro would have been helpful in justifying the events that followed. I suspect his plan was maintain interest by leaving the question unanswered, but for me interest gave way to irritation well before the movie ended.

This is another fine example of a dystopian film that starts off well but fades towards the end. It's like an ageing athlete that over exerts themselves at the beginning of the race & not knowing how they will finish it. It runs out of ideas of where to take it & follows the herd to a generic clichéd tried and tested ending.