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You must find my cat

[nogodnomasters · 4/10 · 16 April 2021]

Lisa (Chelsea Jordan) is a friendly personable live-in apartment manager in downtown LA. She reminded my of the AT&T girl. Will (David Shea Henne) and Claire (Gabi Alves) from Texas rent a one bedroom unit. Lisa and Claire both hit it off as they both strive to have an acting career. At 20 minutes into the film cue ominous music as we witness Lisa's darker side.

The film reminded me of the superior 2011 "Roommate" where a college girl becomes obsessed with another. It has a similar theme in a different setting. It is an okay film. I started getting bored as they build up the relationship.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Feels like a student's short film, but they included 3x the footage

[jfehervari · 2/10 · 23 January 2021]

Like another reviewer noted, it was a boring low-budget time waster. Super low-budget -- the fake cat was truly pathetic. Seems to have been written by an aspiring filmmaker/actor, about aspiring actors, populated exclusively by aspiring actors. Story could have been told in about 15-20 minutes. The rest was padding.

Huh??

[woodmanb11 · 1/10 · 23 January 2021]

Low budget time waster. Kinda funny. One scene in particular without going into specifics, the main crazy one is carrying what's supposed to be a cat she found in a storage locker that belongs to another crazy lady, and it does not look like a real cat. It looks like a stiff stuffed toy cat. You just have to see it to believe it. Kind of a spoiler, but, not really. Had to change my review to one star. Waaaay too predictable!

Worst

[biswashok · 1/10 · 27 July 2021]

For the sake of the world.please give up from the acting..becoz you(the actors)are not good stupid people in stupid movies..

Three good actors and a pretty tense atmosphere...

[markneil-35448 · 7/10 · 30 August 2022]

With a twist along the way that I'm surprised a director had the courage to use. What with pollical correctness being a state sanctioned religion now :)

I was never bored. If a movie has good actors, I can live with a not perfect script.

Maybe this was 6 1/2 stars.

Compared to SO MANY horror movies I have seen lately, especially found footage ones, this was an 11/10.

The main actor/actress in the story seems like a good enough person with a likeable enough personality and a pretty stable mental state.

I won't say whether that lasts or not but you'll find out on your own anyway.

Life happens to us all, no matter what our differences and no matter how different we are, our blood is red, our pain is real and our hopes and dreams are what keep us going.

No matter what or who you are. That's a constant in life. I think that's an important point that is brought out in this movie even though it is a horror movie. There is nothing wrong with making a statement about human beings in general.

All the actors seemed real, and that's not easy to say these days with some of the movies I have seen. Usually some guy or gal with a camera and a bunch of drunk friends who decide they want to make a movie...that's not acting.

These folks are good at their craft and like I said before, that can make an average or even slightly below average movie good enough to watch.

But this movie was better than average.

It kept you wondering what was going to happen next and who would do what and why. We don't know a WHOLE LOT about their backgrounds so we can't say for certain what kind of people they all are...good or bad, fake or real...normal or not.....

I like that aspect of it.