In a classic sci-fi thriller setup, two independent filmmakers uncover a powerful secret organization controlled by aliens living on the moon. With Earth's future at stake, the pair gathers proof of government ties to the extraterrestrial conspiracy.
Lunopolis is one of those, "Some people filmed something and disappeared but the footage remains, so let's watch it and see what happened" movies. I thought the movie overall was decent, but could have been done better.
The movie had an interesting premise. At it's heart it was a religious conspiracy thriller involving the Moon. Unfortunately, the execution was flawed. For every moment the movie reeled me in, there was some unnecessary distraction added, such as a main character suddenly pulling a gun and becoming a badass filmmaker. It just seemed way out of place.
Even though It was low budget, and I knew not to expect too much, I kinda did. At least until where I feel it fell apart. Aside from that, I try not to give away too much with movies like these, but here's the trailer, maybe you'll get a better idea of the movie's content:
If you're in the mood for a low budget thriller, or if you're into conspiracy theories check it out. But don't expect too much.
Out of Ten? 6
Violence? Mild
Explosions? No
Nudity? No
Blu-Ray/DVD? DVD. I didn't enjoy it that much.
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