User Reviews

In Guerrilla it switches between a handful of different scenarios each one with their own distinctive tone almost like an anthology. Shane Ryan really throws his heart and soul into his work and you get a wave of feeling different emotions which alot of filmmakers can't achieve.

His use of music, costume and set designs transports you back into the 1980's and style of fonts and visual effects just perfectly display it as an authentic period piece. It acts more of a love letter for Shane's obvious appreciation for 80's cinema, pop culture and music.

There are times you can feel Ryan's vulnerability and innocence in his work but never get comfortable because he can shift it completely into depravity and mayhem and then do it all over again feeling a roller-coaster of emotions. Also alot of the Cinematography is so effective and visually stunning on the eyes.

Even with Shane Ryan's lack of budget in his films, his capabilities are a force to be reckoned with and anyone who watches this film or any of his other work will be left with a lasting impression as he always manages to create films that have a profound impact on the viewer. In a time when cinema can seem jaded and repetitive this is a refreshing experience for anyone who appreciates the art form of cinema.