SINYSTER
Salt City Home Video

review by Terry Wickham

There is a hold up that ends in a violent shoot-out. Two people die and one is wounded. The criminals go on the run. This is the first exciting twenty-minutes of SINYSTER. Simon (Steve Kelly) the leader of the criminals has them take refuge in a abandoned house, awaiting there for his girlfriend Lisa (Marcia Carol Miller-Dollarhide), who helped engineer the stickup. Once they get to house, the movie takes a nose dive with not much happening except; supposedly threatening dialogue, very poor lighting and some forced acting. The movie starts out so strong that it climaxes early. Once at the house, the film never gains the momentum and energy it created in the first 20 minutes. As soon as the sun goes down, the film's primary source for exposing clear images, it becomes very grainy and the scenes that take place outside the house at night, are almost completely black. The film starts with a bang and will grabs your attention. It's too bad that the writers couldn't come up with anything to take it further.

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