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Re-Cut

  • 2010
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 20m
IMDb RATING
4.1/10
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Re-Cut (2010)
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Following the discovery of the murder of two twin girls in their family's barn, a former reality TV-star is dispatched by a TV-news station to uncover the mystery behind their gruesome death... Read allFollowing the discovery of the murder of two twin girls in their family's barn, a former reality TV-star is dispatched by a TV-news station to uncover the mystery behind their gruesome deaths.Following the discovery of the murder of two twin girls in their family's barn, a former reality TV-star is dispatched by a TV-news station to uncover the mystery behind their gruesome deaths.

  • Director
    • Fritz Manger
  • Writers
    • Dylan Manger
    • Fritz Manger
  • Stars
    • Ross Kohn
    • Meredith Phillips
    • Austin Basis
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.1/10
    397
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Fritz Manger
    • Writers
      • Dylan Manger
      • Fritz Manger
    • Stars
      • Ross Kohn
      • Meredith Phillips
      • Austin Basis
    • 3User reviews
    • 7Critic reviews
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    Ross Kohn
    Ross Kohn
    • Adam Baumgard
    Meredith Phillips
    Meredith Phillips
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    Austin Basis
    Austin Basis
    • David Stankowitz
    Tim DeZarn
    Tim DeZarn
    • Sheriff Tate
    • (as Tim De Zarn)
    Jeff Kober
    Jeff Kober
    • John Fowler
    Richard Trapp
    Richard Trapp
    • Clint
    Christopher Redman
    Christopher Redman
    • Shane
    Barbara Goodson
    Barbara Goodson
    • Merle Baumgard
    Ronald Hunter
    Ronald Hunter
    • Roy Baumgard
    Andrew Gray McDonnell
    Andrew Gray McDonnell
    • Reality TV Star
    Angel Valerio
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    • Karate Man
    • Director
      • Fritz Manger
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      • Dylan Manger
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      [Meredith Phillips comes up the stairs]

      Adam Baumgard: Meredith Phillips?

      Meredith Phillips: Hi

      Adam Baumgard: Adam Baumgard. This is David Stankowitz.

      Meredith Phillips: Hi

      Adam Baumgard: Ah, were the ones that are doing a documentary like after reality.

      Meredith Phillips: [in a not interested voice] Ok

      Adam Baumgard: You do remember speaking on the phone right?

      Meredith Phillips: When was that?

      Adam Baumgard: Ah, it's not important and we just want to follow you about and check in and see what's going on in your life since your show.

      Meredith Phillips: Well, I've been editing this shit all night so I'm gonna rest. Let me know.

      [Adam follows Meredith down the stairs]

      Adam Baumgard: Um I don't understand you were on board the last time we spoke.

      Meredith Phillips: [groans] So tried of this reality stuff! That's what everyone talks about and they never stop.

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    5/10
    Reporter looks into the death of twins with would-be filmmakers in tow.
    This is another of those movies where the players themselves are handling the cameras instead of an off-camera camera crew. This type of movie making which we see more and more of, I feel, was spear-headed by a popular movie made some time ago called the Blair Witch Project. I generally don't like it because (1) they don't seem movie "ish". Rather, they seem more like a real-life or real-people amateur production. And (2) sometimes the hand held cameras are visually annoying because of their jerkiness. Consequently, I feel more like a "voyeur" to something than a movie-goer. As well, this type of filmmaking requires that at least one of the characters continue to film no matter how dire or life-threatening the circumstances which strains credibility. Notwithstanding all of that I was not bothered by the camera work of this film. It was actually very good; creative.

    An aspiring young filmmaker (Adam) and his buddy (David) travel to Wisconsin to do a documentary interview called "Life After Reality" with Meredith Phillips who is a reporter there; a job she took after spending some time on a TV reality show. When they get to the TV studio Meredith seems weary and preoccupied and doesn't want to do the documentary. Frustrated, Adam storms out of the studio to his van outside with a worried David on his heels asking "Now what?" To which Adam responds, "I'll think of something". Meantime, back in the studio, Meredith's producer says she has an assignment for her; the "Fowler Case" where twin girls were killed. However the producer can't spare any of her camera people (you can probably guess where this is going). -By the way, this conversation is being filmed for us --the viewing audience-- by a small camera in a bag that Adam conveniently forgot when he left in a huff.

    Meredith comes out and basically says that she'll give the boys their documentary interview if they agree to be her film crew on the Fowler case. And so, off goes the trio in David's camera bedecked van to Leadville where the crime occurred . When they get there the sheriff is reluctant to cooperate but Meredith's persistence wins out and the sheriff agrees to talk to them. After some conversation and viewing some evidence, Meredith tells the sheriff that she needs to see the Fowler house (Fowler is the paternal name of the twins). At this point, we begin to see signs of Meredith's self-absorption, tactlessness, stubbornness and recklessness. Possibly viewing this as her big break. This is supported by an earlier comment: "All I ever get are bullsh!t lifestyle assignments". Anyway she says the wrong things and the sheriff kicks them out with a warning to not go to the Fowler place. I think you know what happens next.

    At times this movie feels like a real-life amateur road-trip video because of going from place to place with cameras in tow. There's a bit of hard music in this movie ("riot rock" I call it). A little gore but it was animal. Some violence but nothing explicit. A bit of blood (on the floor). Some of this attributed to brief inserted scenes showing what the killer IS up to or HAS BEEN up to. The timing was not clear to me. Even though nothing particularly eventful happens until after about 50 mins into it (the whole thing is about 70 mins), I found the movie interesting until the very end which I didn't like. As well, the actors at this point looked like doubles. I couldn't be sure. Meredith seemed to have gained weight. But then again she always had her jacket on until that point, so who knows? But even earlier I was feeling disaffected because I did not understand a scene where Meredith was up against a big brute and all she had as a weapon was a heavy wood torch. She hit's the guy with it and stuns him. As he starts to get back up she throws it away. WTF???? So I have to ask: Reader, would you have done that? I clearly hear you saying "Hell, no!" Me neither. Love, Boloxxxi.
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    • Apr 22, 2011

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    • Release date
      • April 17, 2010 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
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    • Also known as
      • ReCut
    • Filming locations
      • Wisconsin, USA
    • Production companies
      • Fritz Manger Productions
      • National Picture Show Entertainment
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 20 minutes
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1 / (high definition)

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