Set far into the future, Thomas Malone (Bruce Willis) is currently in prison, serving a life sentence for a crime he was never involved in. Thomas is an ex-police officer and has an interesting past resumé which makes him a deadly weapon. Invited to be the prey in a dangerous, round of a game called Apex, Thomas has been given a second chance and the opportunity for freedom, but it comes at a high price. Apex is a game that involves one prey and several hunters, conducted on private grounds that can only be reached by teleportation. Thomas agree’s to the invitation and the six hunters prepare for the hunt with a desire to kill. In this round, the hunters will include six wealthy and bored individuals who love a good kill and desire to capture a human trophy no matter the cost. The most dangerous hunter within the group is Dr Samuel Rainsford (Nel McDonough), who is bored of simple kills and wants to play a round of Apex with a more dangerous prey. Right before the hunt begins, Thomas has the opportunity to speak to all the hunters via a communicator. He asks them one simple question, which results in unexpected consequences. Now, all, including the hunters, are slowly becoming prey. I was excited by the plot of this film. The start of the film outlines a fight to the death with the character of Thomas (Bruce Willis) taking on six highly skilled people. Sadly what the film outlines and what the film delivers differs quite dramatically. Actor Bruce Willis does very little on-screen other than dish out any one-liners, pulling funny faces, running around, or hiding behind trees as he watches our six hunters continually make poor decisions. Overall, Apex is brainless and highly cheesy, but the film know this this. It even makes several jabs about Bruce Willis's career as an actor along the way. Those who enjoy Bruce Willis pulling funny facial expressions along with random odd one-liners will find some levels of humour and entertainment here. As for the rest of the characters, I can't deny, they are annoying to watch, and they might be the worst kind of hunters I've ever seen in a film. The sci-fi element is thankfully a pleasing aspect, and I admire the director's attempts to delivering a futuristic film once again. * This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews for Walkden Entertainment check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com

Great Bruce film highly recommend.