Supercool

Supercool written, filmed, and edited by Gabriel Black is a fun and exciting teen comedy. This well written story comes to life by some really great actors.

There's never a dull moment in this fast paced thrilling story, that really keeps you on the edge of your seat.

I really enjoyed the words that would flash on the screen in a Scott Pilgrim manner. It really added to the emphasis of the scene, also really adding to the enjoyment of the film.

I really enjoyed the different filming locations that they chose. This is beautifully shot and edited.

I can't wait to see more work from this filmmaker.

Supercool is a very colorful, very foul-mouthed urban Miami comedy. The premise was fun and so were the actors. My only gripe is that they didn't take a little more time to develop a backstory for the characters but I guess you could see that as a positive because the story gets going right away and it doesn't let up until the end. If palm trees, turquoise waters, under age drinking, horny teens, adult language and a little nudity is your thing then this film might just be for you. Although this was done on a budget the flick was very entertaining. They did something really cool with the slang words. Kind of reminded me of 'Brick'. I liked it, but it might be a little too heavy for some.

This was an extremely entertaining movie for a few different reasons.

A) It explores the typical struggles of teens' lives with discovering their sexuality and the challenges they face from not being self-reliant adults. The story is hilariously written and flows really well. The cast did an amazing job bringing this film to life.

B) It also has an educational point of view. The film is an encyclopedia of slang terms and even has a dictionary at the end that thoroughly explores each term used by the cast in the movie.

C) It is reminiscent of a mixture of cult classics. The storyline reminds you of Superbad, while the tone of the film reminds you of Scarface, and the cast's chemistry reminds you of Stranger Things.

A very well-written story with an entertaining plot that teaches you every modern slang word. It is a must-see!

Supercool has all the appealing rowdiness of a memorable sex comedy and the intensity of a cool indie thriller. But there's a lot more going on here than plot alone. Gabriel Black raises the bar for DIY filmmakers. His work is professional, stylistic and inventive. He rewards the viewer's desire to see something familiar and at the same time shows us something new. Here's proof that budget and marketing aren't factors we should be juding when we watch movies. What we should judge is the craft and the experiences we have while watching. And Gabriel Black certainly a filmmaker to watch. I encourage you to seek out his work and support similarly dedicated independent artists.

Supercool is a wacky teen comedy with some really well-written characters and dialogue, beautiful locations and photography, and great pacing. The movie is not really laugh-out-loud funny but the character interactions are very entertaining. It was a good way to spend an hour. The girls are sexy, the two leads have great chemistry, and there's a sense of urgency in the story. This was not an overly ambitious project but you can tell it was a lot of fun to make. The filmmakers definitely put some effort into making it stand out from other teen comedies with the use of graphics in the vein of Scott Pilgrim vs. The world. This is an indie flick definitely worth watching.