To reduce his blood pressure after a heart attack, a man begins killing the people who are stressing him out.To reduce his blood pressure after a heart attack, a man begins killing the people who are stressing him out.To reduce his blood pressure after a heart attack, a man begins killing the people who are stressing him out.
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Brandiss Seward
- Large Woman
- (as Brandiss Lashai Seward)
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- GoofsWhen Det. Paul Jordan is talking with Bill next to Bill's truck, Paul's coffee cup is his hand then camera changes view and it's sitting on the truck. Then the cup moves multiple times back and forth from sitting behind the cab on the truck bed edge to the sitting on the tailgate with camera view changes.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Running on Empty: Mark Savage (2016)
- SoundtracksSoft and Delicate
Composed by Pierre Atoch
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Clever concept, writing falls short a bit
I was actually excited to screen this. I heard mixed reviews, but the negative reviews were from colleagues that I don't necessarily respect. This is a nice mash up of a dark comedy and a thriller, the concept is fresh and the characters are well developed for the most part. The technical side isn't really newsworthy, good or bad, about what you'd expect from a higher end indie which is certainly my cup of preferred tea. Although some of the continuity errors stick out, in particular a magic coffee cup that can't seem to find a consistent home(you'll see what I mean when you watch it) I'm a big fan of Bill Oberst Jr and this role was right in his hot zone, the perfect role for him. I'll pretty much watch anything he's in. Without having access to the script, I can venture an educated guess that some of his dialogue that fell short was a writing issue and most of the dialogue that was on point was likely improv on Oberst's part. The other lead, Armand Assante, complimented Bill well but unfortunately struggled to hold his own from a pure talent standpoint. The supporting cast was passable, bright in some spots but fell short in others. Not sure if I can chalk this up to poor direction or poor casting by the producers. I'm familiar with Mark Savage's work and skill so I'd probably put this one on the producers. Savage puts out work that I am happy to pay to see. All in all I am pleased with this film. It drags a bit in the second act, but not horribly. Some of the performances are uneven, but overall good.
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- joeycanto
- Nov 17, 2016
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- Runtime1 hour 43 minutes
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