Are We Not Cats

This is a slow burn, but I was never bored by any means. It's skimpy dialogue and nuanced performances set this piece up for a very atmospheric, original and almost experimental vibe. It felt very "indi" in a positive way... giving it a relatable quality to something maybe not so relatable... making you feel like you are on the ground, in the space of the movie.

I understood what was going on, and yet could barley even tell you what happened. I stop, and I almost think... what was the point of that? And yet, I was entertained and enjoyed it. A story of two lost souls, when their paths cross, and an odd quirk thrown in the mix.

I thought the lead guy did a great job. With what little script he had to work with I thought he relayed every emotion naturally and with tact. I'd love to see him in something else. Also the characters propensity to invite him self places and overstay his welcome was an interesting and cringy character quirk that stuck out to me. The girl was good as well. Some of the side characters were a little spotty as far as delivery went and were distracting at times.

As an indi actor, these are the kind of productions I enjoy being a part of. It doesn't have to cater to every demographic. I would recommend this movie, but only to my weird (cool) artsy friends. Well done guys.

Weird habits indeed. its a dark roamantic movie. not horror. Good film.

The last third of this film will absolutely destroy you.

This film is what independent film making is all about; going back to the original way films were made, be it in Europe or in the U.S., where some of the best roles are also played by people who have probably never acted before in their life. Michael Patrick Nicholson and Chelsea Lopez both have standout performances, nomination worthy among the heavy hitters. Though I'm sure Xander Robin (the director) and his fellow crew members had their obstacles in this his first feature film, it is an accomplishment of which they should all be immensely proud. I enjoyed a new (yet nostalgic) direction for film, in an exciting, artistic, playfully revolting masterpiece. If you haven't seen Are We Not Cats yet, go find a way to get it! It will sicken you how much you'll love it.

It was a good movie.

A little bit experimental in its genre. When the synopsis suggested it was a horror film, they're using the term as loose as they possibly could, cause I did not see that.

But other wise it was an entertaining picture.

A boy meets girls scenario with a interesting twist due to the girls strange habit.

Weird and slow, but I was not bored.