For the Sake of Vicious

[Director Gabriel] Carrer's world may be cruel, but it's not exploitative. It's dismal, but never tedious. It's violent, but not soulless. It's our world, like it or not.

There is a repetition to the attacks in For The Sake of Vicious that worn me down a little bit but the movie really makes up for it with some A+ practical effects.d

For the Sake of Vicious is refreshing for doing one thing and doing it really well... the action scenes.

Double home invasion for a nurse when first she finds a furious interrogation in her kitchen and then hooded and helmeted hoodlums turn up. Exciting, bloody action but sketchy writing.

For the Sake of Vicious is a delightfully violent thrill ride from start to finish.

For the Sake of Violence will get your adrenaline pumping and send your heart rate sky-high with its savage cacophony of blood, noise, vengeance, and survival mayhem.

easily juggles its messy, mismatched genre parts, while escalating its own outrage and ickiness to a point that is as darkly hilarious as it is terrifyingly tense.

For the Sake of Vicious may be thin on plot, but it's high on action and once it gets going, is a totally manic, visceral ride.

For the Sake of Vicious succeeds because of the directors' ability to tighten the tense and claustrophobic opening situation to its breaking point...only to throw new challenges at the protagonists.

For the Sake of Vicious holds nothing back in its ferocity but becomes too much of a grab-bag of Halloween antics, and despite having a large helping of havoc, doesn't provide anything that truly satisfies.