Dark State

... but really are injecting bleach and eating their own limbs. From opposite-land where truth has nothing to do with facts and the most prized degree is in narcissistic psychopathy, with minors in methods of coercive control and projection. Makes sense that the director and main actress have this sole "credit."

This tripe is a love letter to those in thrall to Abomination, a snake issuing forth rivers of lies. An imbecile of low cunning, who would rather destroy an entire postal service than allow an election to happen. Lawd save us from the orange-t@rds.

This movie popped up on my Amazon prime as a suggested movie. Usually I have to dig for these types of films.

The type? It's a low budget drama, with a morality play.

The scenes, the lighting, can look cheap at times. Give the movie a chance because it takes a few twists and turns.

If you ever met anyone who left "the industry", then you know this story is more than a story.

Nonfiction story telling is usually in the form of tv news magazine reporting, tho they always have an angle forcing their opinions on you.

This storytelling shows how we are all vulnerable, and our decisions affect other people.

The spammy 1star reviews reinforce my opinion that they are paid for shills trying to tear down the truth.

I was hoping for some camp value here because the comparisons to "The Room," plus the very notion of a kind of veiled QAnon-y nutjob conspiracy thriller, did sound pretty hilarious. But this is too endlessly talky in a pedestrian and repetitive way--no matter that what the characters are talking about (however vaguely) is ridiculous--to be much fun. To their credit, the actors hired are professionals. They try to get through this with as much dignity and naturalism as possible, even as they're stuck in the script's Grade Z approximation of Ayn Rand for the disinformation age. But the writing and direction are just hopeless.

Who actually thought this material merited production? It's something your teacher (in a kind mood) might write "Good try! What imagination! B-" on, in a community college Creative Writing 101 course. It's the kind of terrible movie that sounds like it would surely be unintentional laugh riot, but is too much of an amateurish slog to actually sit through. So, only "So bad it's bad," not "good-bad." Too bad.

This story brings to light many of the important issues that we were concerned about before Covid.

Now that vaccines are slowly gaining us some freedom, we should pick up where we left off.

Honour the departed by doing some good! ;)

I don't think this is purely a work of fiction. The characters are fictitious but the story is closer to reality than most people are prepared to admit.

It's a brave stab at the sins of Hollywood, stardom and fame.

It will never be a hit. The Dark State would never allow it!