Brewster seems to be an almost too perfect example of idyllic small-town America, with everyone living in peace and harmony. So when newcomer Whiley Pritcher starts up his own local cable ... See full summary »
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Brewster seems to be an almost too perfect example of idyllic small-town America, with everyone living in peace and harmony. So when newcomer Whiley Pritcher starts up his own local cable TV show with the question "what's wrong with Brewster?", there surely can't be any deep dark secrets in the town that are just waiting to come to the surface - or can there? And when the question becomes "who's wrong with Brewster?" things start getting seriously nasty Written by
Michael Brooke <michael@everyman.demon.co.uk>
This was the first effort by the creative team behind "The Usual Suspects".
The video provoked a big argument on the chesterfield afterwards, and that's always a good sign.
The film is sort of "Talk Radio" meets "High Plains Drifter", as reinterpreted by John Sayles. That sounds like a volatile mixture, and it is.
Leonard Maltin's objection to the film is ill-founded, it appears; that was the basis for the heated postprandial debate.