Credited cast: | |||
Matt Jones | ... | Marlon | |
Will Rogers | ... | Leo | |
Sam Eidson | ... | Pizza Guy | |
Eleanore Pienta | ... | Darcy | |
Jonny Mars | ... | Security Guard | |
John Merriman | ... | Radio Announcer (voice) | |
Lyn Jagger | ... | Resturant Customer | |
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Jennymarie Jemison | ... | Waitress |
Lenne Klingaman | ... | Voice of Jessica | |
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Kayln Mckittrick | ... | Jessica |
Two would-be thieves forge a surprising relationship with an unexpected house-sitter when they accidentally trap themselves in a house they just broke into.
To be honest, the first few minutes felt kind of lame, but this soon turned out to be a very entertaining 80 minutes, filled with a zany situation competently enacted by what turned out to be a good trio of performers. The story and script are for the most part unbelievable, but since I was offered a book titled "What's the number for 911?" I believe that anything is possible in the USA, and so it didn't felt that outlandish of a plot. The dialog, direction, editing, and pacing are just right, and all contribute to a nicely wrapped up package in the end. Matt Jones turns out to be the weakest link in the trio, although he does a competent job of it, while Will Rogers delivers a near-perfect performance for the role. As for Eleanore Pienta, her performance is natural and utterly believable, showing she is a very promising actress. I wish we could see her perform in other movies. Overall, I would say this is a very entertaining situational comedy with no great aspirations but that overdelivers in almost every aspect (a thin budget always shows). I wish the director gets a chance to do more.