Misfits

As an actor myself, I usually watch movies not entirely for enjoyment, but as a learning experience. Some films I am able to pick up on techniques of what to try in my own acting, and sometimes what not to try. The casting in Mi$fits was a huge lesson in how to be a bad ass dramatic actor. The sexy, sarcastic, subtle script was elevated by the contemporary and edgy cinematography.

In a story similar to a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde, the actors, along with the elaborate, detail-oriented sets and camera angles,hypnotize you with the world that director and writer, Johno Faherty has created for these characters. Actors Jason A. Drago, Danni Wang, and Christine Spang were chosen for very obvious reasons; they were completely engulfed in their characters. If you are looking for a thrill-ride in an expensive sport car, or perhaps a private jet, look no further than Mi$fits. My only complaint is that the movie was not longer. Let's hope for all our sake that this short is picked up and turned into a full-length feature.

This may have been a low budget film but the production, writing, photography, direction and acting were all of the highest caliber. Johno Faherty seamlessly put everything together so that the dialogue and action fit the story. The performances by the actors, especially Jason Drago and Danni Wang (the lead actors), were very good. The Procducers also did an admirable job. There aren't too many low budget films that have a beautiful ten passenger private jet in several scenes. And it wasn't a computer generated jet, it was real. Johno Faherty (Writer, Producer and Director) has a bright future in the film business. He is a man of many talents.

I can't say I'm much of a movie guru, but speaking on behalf of all the average Joe's who enjoy a good movie every once in a while, this one is definitely not to be missed. You've got your action, your romance, and cool props that I would never have guessed could be possible for a recent college graduate producer to obtain. Your eyes will be watering purely from forgetting to blink during this movie, and you'll for sure regret blinking because you don't want to miss a second of it all. DO NOT SEE THIS MOVIE if you absolutely loathe a flawless story unfold before you on the big screen, making you feel all sorts of emotions and changing your whole life for the better. Congratulations to such a young producer, remember us random IMDb enthusiasts when you're a big shot in Hollywood!

I saw this film as a part of the Drexel Senior Show and I found it to be extremely entertaining as well as very professionally done. I am a local actor in the Philadelphia area and my friend brought me to the show (he had a small role in one of the films). I wasn't expecting much, but for college-level students most of these films were outstanding. This one was my favorite by far. It had a great storyline which definitely had me wanting more. It seemed like the concept for a longer feature film, as I could've sat there for another hour and watched the characters evolve and continue their lives. The acting in this film was some of the best I have seen in a short film for a while. The young girl who plays the main characters ex girlfriend has an outstanding performance that blew me away. However, all of the actors really portrayed their parts amazingly well. I have to give kudos to the director for that, as it all seemed so natural and the dialogue wasn't forced, it was just pure entertainment. Job well done by the filmmaker and all involved! Would love to see more.

I saw this film as a part of the Drexel Film show and while it was surrounded by a huge amount of very successful films, this one was simply my favorite. I'm an actor local to the Philadelphia area and I've been a part of many productions around here, but hardly seen work as good as this one, especially from a student. The photography and acting were absolutely the stand out of this film. The story arc was very well put together and the characters were so believable. I only wish I got to be a part of this wonderful film. I had a chance to meet the filmmaker, Johno, at the show and he was so friendly. I hope this film does great things for him!