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| Henry Rollins | ... |
Jack
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Kate Greenhouse | ... |
Cara
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| Jordan Todosey | ... | ||
| David Richmond-Peck | ... |
Steve
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| James Cade | ... |
Short
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| Don Francks | ... |
Goatee Man
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| Steven Ogg | ... |
Alex
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Scott Edgecombe | ... |
Bartender
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Robert Thomas | ... |
Bathroom Man
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| Elias Edraki | ... |
Ben
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| Tamara Almeida | ... |
Clerk
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| Walter Alza | ... |
Derrick
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| Scotty Cook | ... |
Flying Man
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| Karl Campbell | ... |
Gary
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Jack's in a rut. Depression and severe anti-social behavior has whittled down his existence to sleeping and watching television. He spends his days in a diner, playing church bingo and sleeping. When some hired thugs show up Jack's life is stirred up and the question of his existence comes to light. Written by Anonymous
Wife and I were cruising NetFlix for a B-Movie to watch and ended up turning on this sleeper. I mean sleeper in a good way.
Honest, if you like a movie that mixes up comedy, horror and drama with an expert casting of characters, you need to watch this one.
The casting of Henry Rollins is only second to his performance. With perfect timing, Henry delivers line after line without breaking character even to blink. He just went up several notches in my "fav"actor category because of this movie.
Add to it a well picked supporting cast, well thought out the script, great pacing and just the right touch of effects, we have a winner that should have been in the theaters. Honest, it could have been well received by a mature audience looking for something with more than just empty violence and snarky comebacks.
Want something to watch that will make you think, wonder, then nod when the reveal comes up? Watch this movie. It will not disappoint.