Induced Effect

It's a solid premise which leads to some entertaining drama and action, but it's the emotional moments that elevate the film. The motivations behind the two lead character's morally grey decisions are what make them worth rooting for-they're men trying to support family. I especially connected with the lead character's tenderness with his mother with dementia, as I can relate as my own mother has dementia. And I thought the romantic subplot was really sweet and sincere.

Good Film. Was not sure what to expect but drawn by some of the comments in the good reviews. It was a nice piece of indie film making by Rasheed Stephens. He takes on some of today's social issues and weaves a good and dramatic story. He even finds a way to inject a little humor. A good storyline, well acted and worth a watch. Give it a watch.

Rasheed Stephens was amazing in this movie as writer, producer, director, and actor. The 2 lead actors had great chemistry. The supporting cast also had a few standouts, the 2 actress who played the waitresses were fun and relatable. The family interactions showed warmth and are touching.

"Induced Effect" has a unique perspective. Would recommend if you're looking for some something different and refreshing

This indie movie was funnier than I expected and highlighted the prescription drugs epidemic. Eric Roberts and Norman Johnson both also did a wonderful job. I did enjoy watching this indie dramedy.

This film starts off a little awkard but the story picks up pretty quickly and by the end I was definitely interested in what was going to happen to the characters, who are likeable even though they aren't exactly playing "good guys". The lead actors do a good job. The trailer shows a funny clip but doesn't do the film justice.

Induced Effect is about two teenagers that get together making an odd ball couple to sell perscription drugs in an dramatic comedy. The characters will keep you interest from beginning to end.