Credited cast: | |||
Joshua Burge | ... | Marty Jackitansky | |
Joel Potrykus | ... | Derek | |
Teri Ann Nelson | ... | Carol | |
Jason Roth | ... | Kubiak | |
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Joe Anderson | ... | Craig Kowalczyk |
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Alan Longstreet | ... | Gas Station Clerk |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Scott Baisden | ... | James |
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Trpl Blk | ... | Locksmith |
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Katie Call | ... | Stacy |
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Michael Cunningham | ... | Office Supply Zach |
Chris Kotcher | ... | Office Supply Kenneth | |
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Lisa Mueller | ... | Bank Teller |
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Abi Obisesan | ... | Doctor |
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Michael Saunders | ... | Christopher / Mr. Skiba |
Crystal Sparks | ... | Maid (as Crystal Hilliard) |
Bored office employee Marty, is out to cheat the system. One day he decides to make his escape by swiping dozens of undeliverable refund checks from his company. From here, his small-time scams manifest into paranoia and violence. Written by Jay Reimenschnieder
There is nothing about this movie I would change given the chance, and that's why I give it 10/10. I'm not sure when this movie is supposed to take place & love that it didn't matter. Marty is the gutsiest slacker on earth, taking advantage of the system everywhere he goes. The camera spends a lot of time in view of his face, which makes it all that much more apparent how withdrawn and composed he is in his scams, and effective when we notice him displaying fear & rage & doubt as things begin to close in on him. One of my favorite parts of this movie was Marty's selfish, awkward & mismatched relationship with his coworker and friend(?). Napoleon Dynamite-ish humor there. A scene where they snack of Bugles brought me to tears. Yay for junk food & horror culture. Yay for this movie. Release it to DVD already so I can show all my friends.