Rex (I) (2008)

A modern-day western about a man who goes to great lengths to save his farm from being stolen by the corrupt local Sheriff, the man who murdered his father 20 years earlier.

Director:

Christopher L. Miller

Writer:

Christopher L. Miller

Stars:

Daniel Roebuck, Alan Ritchson, Robin Anne Phipps

6 wins.

Cast

Credited cast:
Daniel Roebuck	...	Sheriff Bobby
Alan Ritchson	...	Chase
Robin Anne Phipps	...	Dee
Anne Griffin	...	Tina (as Anne W. Griffin)
Natalie Canerday	...	Leanne
Duane Whitaker	...	Marcus Cotter
Eric Rosenberg	...	Luca
Russell Durham Comegys	...	Gabe (as Russ Comegys)
J. Todd Smith	...	Boss
Robert Pralgo	...	Bar Drunk
Sam Borowski	...	Preacher
Zachary Dylan Smith	...	Young Chase
Constance Owl	...	Young Dee
Courtney Amis	...	Young Tina
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Zen Gesner	...	Ned

Storyline

Set in Rex, Ga., the film tells the story of a young man named Chase who attempts to save his farm from being stolen by the corrupt sheriff that framed and murdered his father 20 years earlier. In the process, Chase begins mixing meth in the farm's basement and becomes involved in a love triangle between his best friend and his girlfriend.

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Taglines:

In a small town, the word travels fast, but bullets travel faster ...

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

6 June 2008 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$100,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinematic Heroes, Rellim Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Gabe: If you sing on your knees, I got a 'mic' you can use.

User Reviews

This movie was awesome!

Recently, I was fortunate enough to see this film and I quite liked it! It had a good plot that had a resemblance to real life situations. This is one reason that I have grown to like independent films. Hollywood films are good at showing both realistic and unrealistic plots but independent films, such as this one, make it a little more realistic. This is done mostly because there isn't a high budget and some actors/actresses being cast aren't very familiar, which I like. If a film is made with a bunch of famous celebrities, the viewers focus more on the actors than the plot. Everyone was great at representing their characters, such as Daniel Roebuck's character. The way his character was portrayed really stirs up emotions in the viewer, which helps get the viewer more involved in the film. I was really pleased with all of the characters in the film. One thing I liked was how there were some familiar faces, yet there was also some unfamiliar faces. I felt that everyone did an AWESOME job! As I stated earlier, Daniel Roebuck portrayed his character perfectly as did Alan Ritchson and Duane Whitaker. I'm sure that the women watching this film will love Alan Ritchson's character. Bottom line…he's hot! Eric Rosenberg, who plays Luca, does a great job at portraying a drug dealer on a mission. I also liked how he throws in a bit of humor in one of his scenes in the film, which happened to be one of my favorite parts. Daniel Roebuck has always been a great actor so I had no doubt that he would play a good part in this film and he definitely pulled it off. Another thing that I liked about this film was the music. I, personally, didn't recognize any of the bands that made the music for this film, but I think it sounded great. The opening song, "Black Betty", was remade by a band that I don't know of but I really like their version of a classic song. I was told of the band that wrote the majority of the songs in this film, Emperor City Motorcade. I like this band! This film is a great opportunity for them to get their music out there and heard by some important people. I also found out that Alan Ritchson wrote a song and it was used in the movie. It sounded awesome and just makes him look even better…he's gorgeous, he can act, AND he can sing! What more can you ask for? Overall, I liked this film and I want to congratulate all of the cast, crew, and musicians. You ALL did great! One day, I would really love to see this film on the shelves of the video stores and I would also love to see it on the big screen! Great job to everyone that made this film and I wish you all the best of luck at getting this film out there and seen by the public!!