Lost Angelas

" Lost Angelas" is a low-budget indie which rotates from being sweet, innocent, romantic, sexy, sadistic and terrifying. This is a stylish, millennial indie that expands from the norms accepted in previous movies. With that being said, this is not a movie for big budget action fans. Don't expect to see a hundred million dollar action movie or you will be disappointed.

However, the performances are gripping and the chemistry between the actors are undeniably strong. The soul-searching story kept me hooked for the ninety minutes. Meanwhile my brother found the complex premise floating past him and right over his head.

I expect this indie to have this type of reception, as polarizing as the film's gutsy ending.

I recommend this movie, especially if you are interested in indie films and art house movies. Interesting note - the trailer showed this movie won an award in a category that was given to movies made for less than a hundred thousand dollars.

This indie film tells the story of 2 actresses that mysteriously vanish 30 years apart, which in itself is an intriguing story hook. But what really sets this film apart, is the layered story telling ad the way it goes back and forth in the time line. Many actors I have never seen before but also some very familiar ones, like David Proval and Charlotte Lewis. The bad guy, Walt Warshaw, played by Jon Jacobs turns in a simply iconic performance. Can't praise it enough, loved it!

I watch quite a few indie films and this has to be one the best I have seen in quite some time. It goes to show that if you dig deep enough you can find some true gems. Wonderful directing and acting, this film has such a nice, mysterious atmosphere and a great ever-unraveling story line, I just had to keep watching. If you love indie films, you gotta check this one out!

A really well done indie film. Great acting, quality production and the script is a winner. Loved the role Korrina Rico played, she is super talented and really shined in this one. Support this indie film and watch Los Angelas.

I heard about this new indie film from a friend who raved about it. This is a low budget indie but looks stylish as hell (I googled some of the background of this film and found out it was made on a micro budget). When you watch this movie it's impossible to tell though. Fine acting, a very deep and twisted story, innovative editing, the list goes on. Seriously impressed with this one!