| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Henry Rollins | ... | Jack | |
| Booboo Stewart | ... | Jeremy | |
| Kate Greenhouse | ... | Cara | |
| Jordan Todosey | ... | Andrea | |
| David Richmond-Peck | ... | Steve (as David Richmond Peck) | |
| James Cade | ... | Short | |
| Don Francks | ... | Goatee Man | |
| Steven Ogg | ... | Alex | |
| Scott Edgecombe | ... | Bartender | |
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Robert Thomas | ... | Bathroom Man |
| Elias Edraki | ... | Ben | |
| Tamara Almeida | ... | Clerk | |
| Walter Alza | ... | Derrick | |
| Scotty Cook | ... | Flying Man | |
| Karl Campbell | ... | Gary | |
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
Jack (Henry Rollins) has developed a routine for his life that he sticks to in order to avoid giving into the impulse to engage in cannibalism. He stays away from society other than regular trips to a local diner, bingo games, and to the hospital, where he purchases blood from a hospital intern, Jeremy (Booboo Stewart).
Although there is a little bit of some bad acting (especially characters in the first 10 minutes), this seems to clear up. Rollins is a dominating force, which is no surprise. He has always been great at commanding attention, and this is a character that is well-suited for him.
I am confused about this being listed as a comedy. Some reviewers even say it is "laugh out loud funny", but I just didn't see it. There are some moments of dark humor, but as a whole it really doesn't play as a comedy and I think it would be better if they didn't suggest that it was. Let the film speak for itself.
Most disappointing is how the film is essentially a pilot for a miniseries. I love the characters, love the Biblical themes they were going for, but it was clear this movie was not scripted to be wrapped up in one movie. If the miniseries were to fall through, the movie would suffer as a result. I see that as a shortcoming, though it is one that could yet be rectified.