The Mason Brothers

The Mason Brothers is a well written crime thriller, an overall artistic style with intriguing story telling. The acting is dramatic, the cinematography really brings the audience into every scene and the vivid score is superb. Love the intensity of the music throughout. At times the film seems like a stage play with intimate close up scenes and then it breaks out into dramatic confrontations. Well done film, looking forward to the next.

Short and sweet ... amateurish and effeminate chick flick of a gangster movie.

From some of the other reviews I was indeed expecting a bit of a 'Reservoir Dog"-ish type of dynamic. And although at the very basic level this film does have a somewhat similar plot line, the acting, execution, characters, and in particularly the ending, are absolutely horrid.

I usually don't go by the really negative reviews on here where people give an extremely low rating (i.e 1 or 2) but this movie absolutely deserves it.

Not too much else to say other than stay AWAY from this piece of garbage. There are an infinite amount of other similar types of movies that are also infinitely better.

The director who is also the actor in this movie learned film making at a trade school. He self proclaims himself as a visionary director even though he has never made a film before. The movie is bad !! MONEY=WASTED. LESSON= LEARNED 0/5 star

I moved to LA about a year ago and stumbled upon some posts and comments about Keith Sutliff and this film. After seeing some marketing photos/posts with billboards of the poster on city buses I thought "oh geez, another bootleg attempt at trying to be 'Hollywood' and I'm sure this is garbage like most failed attempts at being 'cool' in this industry." I was super surprised at how much I liked this project! Not only does the way the story is presented remind me of Reservoir Dogs, I actually liked the characters and actors. Very impressed by the work by Sutliff and I'm already looking forward to his next flick, which is either in pre-prod or already filming! If you're reading this Keith, great work and great acting! Cheers! -David Thomas Newman