Just like a previous reviewer stated I too believe that the high rating number for this movie is the result of rating by either people who worked on it, or ratings of friends of the writer-director. In reality it is a very dull film with sub par acting that is very poorly (painfully) edited. It looks like it was shot with a home HD video cam without any thought to proper lighting (if they even had any) or continuity. The editing is so bad that you are usually left watching actors who are not doing anything, listening to actors off camera, or holding way too long o scenes that had already played out 15 seconds earlier. And to top it all off this "Michigan" film takes place in Louisiana and no one has a Louisiana accent! I could go on and one about the shortcomings of this movie, but actually shortcomings is too nice of a word for it. What best sums it up is what happened after the movie ended.
Walking out of the theater I talked with one of the actors involved and you could tell he was deeply embarrassed with the movie. He tried to put a good face on it and I didn't press him, but we both knew it was horrible.
Walking out of the theater I talked with one of the actors involved and you could tell he was deeply embarrassed with the movie. He tried to put a good face on it and I didn't press him, but we both knew it was horrible.