Hostile Forces is an alright movie but has some shortfalls that prevent me from giving it a higher rating.

The voice acting is alright but things can feel of from time to time, but overall it's what's expected from a budget film.

The story doesn't really matter, or at least thats what it feels like. The story is simply there to provide an excuse to have a bunch of fighting and shooting sequences.

The action is alright but feels particularly forced in multiple times. This includes multiple instances where the characters would drop their gun either in the midst of the fight or intentionally to go first-to-fist. It feels like the only goal for the movie was to just make a bunch of fighting scenes regardless of if it made any sense.

Overall, if you're looking for a series of barely connected action sequences reusing the same tropes between multiple encounters then this movie is for you.

Was this a comedy? Your wife and daughter are high risk and they're running around the woods in red sweatshirts ? Yes every family's commando dad lets his wife and daughter wear target practices clothing. Well the son has royal blue on that's almost as dumb. 11 trained mercenaries can't take out a family of four with most of them dressed like they're posing for a post card. It takes forever to discover a dead ripe smelly body under a bed. Sure . Let's hide in the woods and nobody sees the fire at night, sure they don't. Or smoke or hear their conversations ? Deep woods in Australia and nobody encounters one of the 15 or so deadly animals indigenous to the area? Right . Your running for your life and the family shows no terror in their faces or any sort of run hard and fast until I drop mentality?? Really?