Twisted View Askew indie. One of those where you don't know whether to file under "piece of art," or "piece of shit." But I like indies that leave me feeling morose and wondering why I gave Hollywood or Blockbuster or www.streetbeatcds.com (plug, plug) my 4 bucks.
This film is kinda like a gen x, sundance, urban, Deliverance. That is the best way I can put it. It has elements of Suburbia and Henry Fool if you are familiar w/ those Parker Posey flix. Throw in the sicko male rapists from Deliverance and you've got the film. A clown going nowhere really fast (Dante from Clerks whatever his real name is) and his loser buddy, well, you see where this is going. Worth watching, yes. Worth owning, prolly not. Kevin Smith fans will want it though. Kevin is in it, and produced it. "Jay" (once again, I'm not sure of his actual name) is in it as well. Plus, one of the "bonuses" is a Dogma documentary. This film is kind of disturbing (and it takes a lot to disturb me) so be warned. I know many of you are Kevin Smith fans, so I decided to pass the word along.
This film is kinda like a gen x, sundance, urban, Deliverance. That is the best way I can put it. It has elements of Suburbia and Henry Fool if you are familiar w/ those Parker Posey flix. Throw in the sicko male rapists from Deliverance and you've got the film. A clown going nowhere really fast (Dante from Clerks whatever his real name is) and his loser buddy, well, you see where this is going. Worth watching, yes. Worth owning, prolly not. Kevin Smith fans will want it though. Kevin is in it, and produced it. "Jay" (once again, I'm not sure of his actual name) is in it as well. Plus, one of the "bonuses" is a Dogma documentary. This film is kind of disturbing (and it takes a lot to disturb me) so be warned. I know many of you are Kevin Smith fans, so I decided to pass the word along.
