A portrait of contemporary youth culture, where the lines between reality and fiction are blurred with often frightening results.
Director:
Jason BankerWriter:
Jason Banker
From metacritic.com
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James Davidson | ... | James |
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Sara Anne Jones | ... | Sara |
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Whitleigh Higuera | ... | Whitleigh |
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Jamie Siebold | ... | Jamie |
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Scott Rader | ... | Scott |
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Donnie Simmons | ... | Donnie |
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Damon Johansen | ... | Uncle Damon |
Andy San Dimas | ... | Sarah (as Sarah Joelle Hildebrand) | |
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Jim Driscoll | ... | Detective |
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Andy Martin | ... | Psychiatrist |
A portrait of contemporary youth culture, where the lines between reality and fiction are blurred with often frightening results.
This movie had NO premise and NO plot. Just a jumble of people that get messed up-the kind everyone avoided in high school because they were embarrassing themselves. Then it throws in some urban legend that is nothing.I can't imagine someone spent money making this. It was like it was directed by some movie mogul's not-very bright freshman kid.This isn't cinema, art or entertainment....it's just nonsense.IT was bad, it was boring and it was a waste of time. I only write this review so that someone else might avoid wasting the time it takes to watch it because it wasn't worth reviewing.I'm stumped trying to write ten lines about it. Movies like these are traps without any redeemable qualities.