One Warm Night

After being persuaded to watch this series multiple times I finally gave it a go and was very surprised by what I saw.

Each episode(only two in so far) leaves more questions than it answers and you are left wondering just like most of the cast what the hell is going on but ultimately in a good and creative way.

It's also nice to see a pool of actors, who I'm told all act under the same coach, who actually show spot of talent and really contribute in their roles. If there's anything I enjoy seeing above the line, it's talent that works to add to the story and enhance the script as opposed to making the script work for them. Personal opinion but it appears to work well here.

I definitely need to see more episodes to get a better idea of what's going on plot wise but it seems to develop itself. You have a bunch of men who apparently are trying to get the same ex girlfriend to love them again but are gathered under false pretenses. A random ninja who is a "hired gun" I believe and is out for blood, appearing and disappearing exactly the way I always believed the best ninja could. I must have had an obnoxiously large smile on my face seeing him move around like a ghost.

I'm glad to have been impressed by a web series that actually put in a spool of hard EFFORT to make something new and put in risks where most series do not for the sake of slapstick gags and quick viral views. One Warm NIGHT will be loved and it will be hated, but I strongly believe that it will never be forgotten.

Best of luck to the rest of the series and a big congratulations to all involved

This show is definitely the coolest web project I've seen in a long time. My girlfriend and I have been keeping tabs on the web series for a few weeks. (We are a bit of web series junkies.) We have never seen a show with this original of a story line. The characters are lovable, the humor is quick and witty, and I love the Ninja! I have not seen a show that has this original of a story line in a long time. I'm a huge fan of Justin Lee, plays Annyong Bluthe on one of my favorite shows ever, Arrested Development. So I was hooked from day one. Definitely can't wait for more episodes to come out. I don't agree with the other reviews above on any level. Are you guys sure you're watching the real show? At any rate, don't take a strangers word for it, just find out for yourself.

Whether you like revenge stories, mysteries, heartfelt emotion, suspense or assassin ninjas; there's something here for everyone to enjoy!

With an intriguing plot that still remains mostly mysterious and a story that engages you from the start you know you're in for something rare. Only three episodes in, I'm dieing to see the rest and it's sure to be a ride.

The show starts with a group of people assembled under the assumption that they will get another shot at dating the same ex-girlfriend although, foreshadows abide, it is evident that sinister intent is at work and someone is out to murder everybody. Although who, why are the big questions that I'm sure won't be answered until much later, the hint is the how and I think so far the introduced "Ninja" is one of the villains and hired guns working to murder everyone. How he is related to everyone, and how they got themselves into this mess remains to be brought to the light and I will be there to find out.

Produced and created by a crew of 90 or so and acted by over 15 solid leads and some legit direction by the talented Steven Lowe, it definitely shows!

Do yourselves a favor, watch!

I cannot begin to say how overyhyped this series is. I was there at the premiere expecting what they advertised as "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" meets "Clue," what I've got was god knows what. The production values is absolute amateur for a webseries that apparently costs in the hundreds of thousands, the director breaks the 180 degree line and the editing is just madness. The dialogue and story is incoherent, and there's nothing interesting about the characters whatsoever. I was especially flabbergasted to learn that the supposed executive producers were past award winners whose films have gone to sundance and had made millions of dollars.

I don't know how the IMDb overall rating is in the 7s, it really probably deserves a 1 or 2. If anyone finds this thing interesting or coherent, I really would love to hear a second, third or fourth opinion. Please save you money executive producers and fund something that's at least entertaining (or SO bad that it's good...this web-series is just SO BAD that it's BAD). The only saving grace is the performance of Sean Michael Afable. And that alone warrants the 2 star rating. SKIP this webseries if you can.

I have seen One Warm Night and it's definitely worth watching and keeping tabs on. My favorite movies are ones where I pick up something new and gain more understanding each time I watch which has happened various times with this webseries. I'm looking forward to seeing it as a whole when the rest of the episodes are released. I know a lot about the background of One Warm Night and am really impressed with how it was created. I've seen a decent amount of webseries and am impressed with the originality in this one. The series reminds me of a miniseries from television, with more layers than any other webseries I have seen before, so Kudos!