Complete credited cast: | |||
Rachel Boston | ... | Lexi | |
Kevin M. Brennan | ... | Buck | |
David Cross | ... | Glen | |
America Ferrera | ... | Hedy | |
Jeff Grace | ... | Shane | |
Erinn Hayes | ... | Emma | |
Blaise Miller | ... | Pete | |
Julia Stiles | ... | Tracy | |
Jesse Draper | ... | Dog Walker | |
Laura Adkin | ... | Jenny | |
Rob McGillivray | ... | Gordon | |
Todd Berger | ... | Hal | |
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Will Coleman | ... | Public Radio Host (voice) (as Will T.S. Coleman) |
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Helena Wei | ... | Emergency Broadcaster (voice) |
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Jared Sosa | ... | John From Liberty Financial (voice) |
Eight friends meet for their monthly couples brunch. But what starts as an impromptu therapy session/airing of domestic grievances takes a sudden, catastrophic turn when the city falls victim to a mysterious attack. Trapped in the house and unsure of their fates, these seemingly normal people become increasingly unhinged to surprising results. Written by Oscilloscope Pictures
I came to watch this movie because I'm a David Cross fan and it's the type of premise that appealed to me. I thought it did a great job of depicting the disaster w/out spending a lot of money. Special effects budget was probably somewhere around 200 bucks. It's structured similar to that Jodie Foster/John C. Reilly movie that came out recently, i.e. a couples get-together. Very funny but a lot of it might go over peoples heads if they're into more obvious comedies. It's starts easy, paced well throughout and had a great ending. A really good ending. I really want to mention my favorite parts but I wouldn't want to give any kind of spoiler. David Cross is a good barometer for whether or not you'd enjoy this. If you've heard his stand-up anyways. Watch it, and if you didn't like it, sorry. Just go watch Big Momma's House again and bask in your impeccable taste for comedy and superior intellect. Ciao homies.