Some Kind of Hate

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Cast & Crew

Ronen Rubinstein
Lincoln Taggert

Grace Phipps
Kaitlin

Maestro Harrell
Willie

Lexi Atkins
Christine

Sierra McCormick
Moira

Noah Segan
Krauss

Brando Eaton
Derek

Spencer Breslin
Isaac

Michael Polish
Jack Iverson

Jasper Polish
Samantha

Adam Egypt Mortimer
Director

Brian DeLeeuw
Screenwriter

Adam Egypt Mortimer
Screenwriter

Jack Heller
Producer

Gabriela Revilla
Producer

Amanda Mortimer
Producer

Dallas Sonnier
Producer

Brian DeLeeuw
Executive Producer

Noah Segan
Executive Producer

Benji Bakshi
Cinematographer

Josh Ethier
Film Editing

Robert Allaire
Original Music

Anthony Eikner
Production Design

Tim Kuehn
Art Director

E.B. Brooks
Costume Design

Jaime Gallagher
Casting

Sara Wallace
Casting

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Audience Reviews for Some Kind of Hate

• Dec 14, 2015

  A movie that makes waste of its legitimately interesting concept with uninteresting and dull character development and terrible acting. Ronen Rubinstein's character is every emo kid you've ever seen, brooding, full of angst. There might have been a great character deep down, but the writing and the acting left a lot to be desired. Ronen Rubinstein's performance is, honestly, really wooden and bland. There are times when he's angry and telling Moira, who we'll get to later as I have some harsh things to say about her, where he comes across as such a whiny little bitch. The film definitely has something to say about bullying, but it's not exactly subtle. We all know bullying is bad, bullies should get what's coming to them, etc, etc. The film adds nothing new and, in some ways, there's nothing wrong with that, because, to me, it can still be satisfying in execution when you do see someone who's a bully get their comeuppance, it doesn't have to be subversive or complex. Just have the bullies die gruesome deaths and it'll be satisfying. But the film doesn't even accomplish that. The film is certainly bloody and gory enough, literally everybody, except one person, ends up dead, but there's no real sense of satisfaction when you see the assholes die. I don't know why, but there's just nothing there. And now we move on to Moira, the ghost who haunts the reform school and, somehow, is able to make people slash their own throats if she does it to herself. This is never explained and it's not like she's even a ghost, she seems like a physical being as people can actually interact with her. I don't have a problem with that. The problem comes in the fact that the actress who plays Moira, Sierra McCormick, is just absolutely fucking dreadful. I know I said that Ronen Rubinstein wasn't good, but Sierra is just completely terrible in this movie and she actively drags the movie down with her horrifyingly bad performance here. She's terrible and the character is fucking annoying to the point that you really do not want to see her anymore. And the thing is, I'm sure, that the film meant for her to be someone that you sympathized with since Moira is a victim of bullying herself. That bullying led to her suicide, at least I think it did. I don't think they ever made it clear. They probably did, but I just didn't pay any attention to it. That's what is most likely honestly. But I digress, Sierra, who was on a Disney Channel television series, ANT Farm according to Wikipedia, is awful in a way that just drags the entire movie down. There are scenes near the climax where she's angry and/or crying and she raises her voice, oh my god. It's so fucking bad. Easily one of the worst performances I've seen this year and I'm not even exaggerating about that, it's truly awful. It's not like the rest of the film was good either way, but Sierra's acting is a hindrance to the overall story they are trying to tell. And, sadly, no amount of blood and violence will make up for the fact that, deep down, this movie just isn't very good at all. In some ways this reminds me of Avenged, the one where the ghost of Native Indian possesses the body of a woman who's been raped and stabbed and they go on a killing spree to avenge what's been done to them by the same family, a vastly superior movie to this one, so why don't you watch that instead? This is a really bad movie.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer
• Sep 20, 2015

  An innovative film tackling the problem with bullying and teen suicide to the extreme. While I genuinely enjoyed its profound message, the acting and the plot were both silly to be taking seriously.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer

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