It has always amused me that someone could label art as bad, good, poor, awful, laughable, lame, abysmal, horrible, or any other adjective of the day, as if it is test score. To me, art is subjective, and that is what I have always cherished it for. I believe it should be that way for everyone. I never call a movie awful. I never call a song horrible. I never call a painting lame. Because it isn't up to me. It is up to the individual viewing it. What I consider a classic movie, many would laugh at me for. Our opinions are different. You, me, everyone. That is what makes us unique. That is what makes us interesting. Otherwise we become the sheep that much of the world is becoming now.

That being said, there are many reasons I like this film. First of all, I was lucky enough to be given the opportunity of playing one of the of story's characters. It allowed me to be around a fantastic group of people, who all cared very much for each other and the project they were working on. It allowed me to connect with some talented and hard-working artists, such as Gia Skova. I have a very high respect for anyone who makes a feature and is involved with it every step of the way. Not many of us can say that, including myself. Not many people understand the amount of work involved and the sacrifices one must make to get it done. For these reasons, I feel honored to have been give the chance to work with Gia. She has taught me a lot.

In my opinion, the acting in The Serpent is solid. Yes, it is a biased opinion. So be it. The cinematography is beautiful. Very well done. Great editing. The crew was all around fantastic to work with and everyone involved worked their hardest to put out the best product possible with the budget that they had to work with.

We are all growing as people and artists. That is where I find the fun. In the journey itself. My goal is to enjoy the ride and improve myself every step of the way. I don't judge end results, I simply include them in my ride.

See the movie for yourself and then move onto the next adventure in your life. Wherever your journey take you, find the positivity in everything you see and do.

Good to watch in cinema... have fun with your friend also

So what we have here is 90 minutes of horrible writing, riddled with plot and technical issues, then edited by a blender. The pacing was ok, but the ridiculously amateur directing with the lame extended long dragged out and unnecessary scenes - added to the horrible writing, made this film feel like over 3 hours long. The choreographed action scenes were laughable and lame, and the dialogue (when legible over the loud score) was worse than a 5th grade drama class project. I actually have a headache from the constant, loud, overbearing, annoying and unfitting score. I never expect a decent score for a b-grade film, but this has to be the worst. Then we have model turned wannabe filmmaker Gia Skova attempting to produce, write, direct and act - who failed miserably on all counts. Her constant straight-lipped cheek-boned dumbfounded static look, as well as her CIA Agent non-standard issue long straggly Barbie hair, made her role so phony and unconvincing, that a 5th grader could've played her role better and more convincingly. I'd say stick to modeling with her bod, but not sure if she still "has it" when she looked over 40 years old in this film. I'm giving this film a very generous 3/10 for Skova's attempt to wear so many hats, because I don't feel new filmmakers deserve any less for such B-grade filmmaking attempts.