Jared Abrahamson is such a talented actor but my goodness (this is me working hard to exclaim without swearing) he's in some miserable films. I loved him in Travelers where he was able to play the full gambit of human emotion but since then I've watched a raft of films where he doesn't really get an opportunity to do much apart from be dour. His character in this one isn't merely sad he's genuinely repulsive which makes a bit of a change I suppose...Lots of convincing performances but I think that's definitely my social realism quota for a bit- I'm off to watch zombies eat passers by/ a couple who really irritate each other fall in love/ a couple unexpectedly eat some passing zombies...

Characters, ambiance and tempo create a captivating style.

Get you thinking and wondering

Philosophical Indie

I know that people have to be getting tired of reading reviews that say this movie could have been good...like saying I told you so...but seriously this could have been good...but I'm sorry it wasn't...I realized a little past 40 minutes that I didn't know any of the main characters names...it was a jumbled mess of topics and scenarios that are serious but not depicted correctly with any background or depth...THEN...they try to add in shocking shish...that would never happen...(wait it's supposed to be loosely based on actual events) ...I would spoil it but I'd rather you watch it and see what I'm talking about and I hope to see a review that says I agree with what I read in this review...the writer/director obviously wasn't ready to pull of what they were reaching for...like a zebra trying to stretch it's neck up high enough to kiss a giraffe...