Movie Review Hacked: A Double Entendre Of Rage Fueled Karma

Hacked premiered at the Gasparilla International Film Festival, where it took home the Award for Best Focus on Florida Feature Film, and went on to screen at Popcorn Frights Film Festival, FilmQuest, the Chattanooga Film Festival, Celluloid Screams, and the Soho Horror Film Festival.

Available on DVD and VOD June 2 from S&R Films

The Rumble family's dream of buying their first home turns into a nightmare when Florida's most elusive hacker, "The Chameleon", steals their life savings. But this hacker messed with the wrong family. The bank fails them. The police can't help. Furious and desperate, they plot a revenge-fueled take down of the hacker, determined to make him pay for every life he's destroyed. What started as a financial tragedy soon spirals into a fast-paced, darkly comedic adventure to reclaim their money-and their dignity. Revenge has never been this much fun! 
 

I was invited to watch an early screener of the comedy/horror Hacked: A Double Entendre Of Rage Fueled Karma

In watching it, I was more repulsed than amused, but I know some people are into that.

Mark and Amy Rumble are in the process of buying their very first home when they accidentally wire their entire life savings to a hacker while mistakenly thinking they are making a deposit on a house.

Together, they and their sons set out to get revenge in this far-fetched, over the top comedy where even Santa Claus gets in on the action. When they manage to catch up to the hacker that law enforcement has failed to capture for years, the torture begins.

If you enjoy gross-out comedy and are amused by bodily functions and outlandish situations, this might be for you. Should you decide to watch it, I would love it if you come back here and let me know what, if any double entendre you discovered, because I just don't see it or know why they added it to the title.

Watch the trailer here

The film stars The Walking Dead alum Chandler Riggs, Owen Atlas (Little Evil), Collin Thompson, Richard Riehle (Office Space), Katelyn Nacon (The Walking Dead), Shane Brady (Breathing Happy), and NHL Hall of Famer and Founder of the Tampa Bay Lightning Phil Esposito. Based on true events that happened to Director Shane Brady and Producer Emily Zercher.