Bruce Campbell, William Stanford Davis, Jeremy Roberts
Running Time was filmed in black and white, in real time, and seemingly takes place in one continuous, fluid shot. It's a little like Hitchcock's "Rope," but it's on location! Carl, an ex-con who sets...( read more
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Stats: 54 reviews
Most of this film is actually pretty engrossing.
A tribute to Hitchcock's The Rope, this film is shot in seemingly one shot, telling the story of a man getting out of jail and pulling a heist.
The one shot idea is gimmicky for sure, and become frustrating, yet really lends a real...( read more)
Great low budget Becker film which follows Hitchock's Rope in trying to make it seem like it's taken in one shot. The story is forgettable, though Bruce is in it, but the filmmaking is very memorable.
Bruce Campbell in real time, black and white and if I remember correctly one continuous shot. If you're a Bruce fan it's a must see!
Ice cream for any occasion...or just for FUN.
If chins could kill, bebe.
Low-budget experiment. Dull story and ameteur acting. Fans of Bruce must see it though. Children of Men impressed me more with their long continuous shots.
Josh Becker's use of the camera makes this movie captivating. Not to mention it has one of the funniest sex scenes I've ever seen!
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