IMDb goes behind the scenes with movie prop master Russell Bobbitt to learn the secrets and stories behind iconic props from Avengers: Infinity War, Iron Man, Charlie's Angels, and more. IMDb in Partnership with Zippo.
Related lists from IMDb users
Title: Star Leaf (2015)
Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below.
| Credited cast: | |||
| Richard Cranor | ... | Ranger Dave | |
| Julian Gavilanes | ... | James Hunter | |
| Russell Hodgkinson | ... | Seth Guardrail Slaughter | |
 |
Kevin Jolly | ... | Taliban Leader |
| Robert Leeshock | ... | Gas Mask Man | |
|
|
Aleena Ober | ... | Feral Woman / Female Squatter 2 (as Aleena Durr) |
|
|
Svetlana Soutirina | ... | Queen Cheeba |
|
|
Dylan Thome | ... | Taliban Soldier |
|
|
Tyler Trerise | ... | Tim Weaver |
| Shelby Truax | ... | Martha | |
| Kiki Yeung | ... | Fairy | |
Some Highs Are Out of this World. Star Leaf is a sci-fi thriller about an extra-terrestrial form of marijuana discovered in the Olympic forests. The main character is a veteran of the Afghanistan war, and the film has PTSD and its treatment with cannabis as an underlying theme. Shot entirely on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, the movie stars Julian Gavilanes and Russell Hodgkinson of Sy-Fy's Z-Nation.
Explore popular sci-fi movies and TV shows available to stream with Prime Video.
The movie is as bad as the plot sounds. Aliens growing weed for some special people, testing them out, bla bla.
I'm going to go into very few words here, it has no horror elements, tries to induce some tension, some mystery, fails each time, ends predictably. Luckily for me, it has only 75 minutes, so there is an upside to it. The movie itself is avoidable! Only if you're into weed movies, could this pass as a junky cheesy fun!
I'm also quite done with stereotypes, all of them present here, the smoker, running away from responsibility, the girl, always trashy and the war "veteran", still facing his inner demons. Can't we do something betters, I mean it is 2016 almost, how many such copy cat movies are we supposed to endure?
Cheers!