I've been a massive Kevin Smith fan for years, and by proxy a big Jason Mewes fan, too. So I was really excited to discover the Jay was making his directorial debut. However, this excitement quickly subsided around the 15 minute mark.
Why on God's green Earth did anyone think it was a good idea to use Derby, in the UK to double as Los Angelese. It is blatant to see which scenes were film in the UK and which ones were filmed in the USA, which take you out of an already boring film.
Majority the film looks cheap and nasty. It's not funny. And the cast is assembled from a bargain bin of has beens and never going to be and Stan Lee (Rest in Peace).
The only scene I found remotely entertaining was the argument between Kevin Smith and Jay towards the end that set up the ending. As a life long fan that was entertaining to see.
I don't know what the film was about. He buys a book to become a better actor and goes mad? No, he just starts killing people by accident and necessity.
Unwatchable!
Why on God's green Earth did anyone think it was a good idea to use Derby, in the UK to double as Los Angelese. It is blatant to see which scenes were film in the UK and which ones were filmed in the USA, which take you out of an already boring film.
Majority the film looks cheap and nasty. It's not funny. And the cast is assembled from a bargain bin of has beens and never going to be and Stan Lee (Rest in Peace).
The only scene I found remotely entertaining was the argument between Kevin Smith and Jay towards the end that set up the ending. As a life long fan that was entertaining to see.
I don't know what the film was about. He buys a book to become a better actor and goes mad? No, he just starts killing people by accident and necessity.
Unwatchable!