This is a low budget film that is far more entertaining because of Lamore Morris' performance as a glib, smooth talking salesman who ends up trying to con one too many suckers. He's a salesperson to the very end, can't help himself no matter where he might be, the con is always on.

Unfortunately it doesn't go anywhere except for more revelations as they move along which isn't terrible, just not terribly redeeming. There are amusing moments regularly and what keeps you going.

The entire film takes place primarily in one location. I think it would have been better with about 10 minutes stripped down and a more redeeming destination. But it's far better than the terrible pandemic direct to video junk that has been produced.

Casey Miller (Lamorne Morris) has the gift of gab and is a successful telemarketer, selling phone, Internet, and cable bundles in southern California. He crosses the line on nearly every call. Working late one night alone, an angry man who he called, pretending to be his dead friend, shows up and threatens Casey, forcing him to call people up and apologize.

The film worked for the most part and it had some times when he felt too fake. It was entertaining.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

I definitely regret watching this film. It was a total waste of time. I got to the hour mark and almost turned it off. I realized I only had about 25 minutes left so I decided to ride it out. Bad idea! It basically only gets worse. Don't make the same mistake I did. Pass on this one. 3 stars.