Ally Was Screaming

I rarely take the chance and actually watch a Canadian movie, but boy am I glad I watched this one! Nothing like your typical low budget Canadian film. Everything about this movie was first rate. The acting, the writing, the story line, even the music score and lighting was top notch. The best thing about this movie was the realism. The principal players in this film had dialogue that was really intelligent and made for a very intriguing and suspenseful film. I watched this movie with my 19 year old daughter (I am 52 years old) and throughout the movie we were both on the edge of our seats, and many times we gasped in anticipation of what might happen next. I could not wait to see how this movie would end, and needless to say it did not disappoint me. This is easily one of the best movies I have seen in a long time, and if you are in the mood for a real intelligent and suspenseful film, do not miss this one!

Found this streaming on TubiTv one night. I gave it ten minutes to impress me or I would turn it off. This turned out to be one of the best low budget movies (though filmed very well) that I've seen in a long while. Great performances by the leads and a lot of the times I thought I was reading a great Agatha Christie novel. Some moments are really edge of your seat white knuckle. Fast paced and great. Watch for yourself.

MikeyB1793 nailed it. Unrealistic dialogue, poorly developed characters, sloppy camera work, characteristic gaps in dialogue that seems to be the hallmark of Canadian productions. When will Canadian film makers realize that when you leave film school, your audience is the general public, not your classmates. Stop trying to impress your friends and deliver a product the everyday person can understand without all the artistic fluff.

Great inspiring film the writer was very creative on us finding our inner selves and morals. For the ones that are not understanding of it clearly have no taste in rating films or in life in general. Looking forward to many of his next films! Check it out for yourself - if you don't understand the first time you weren't paying attention..

Money does not buy happiness and people should be more grateful on what they have.

Would you really feel better buying a Yacht instead of helping 40,000 hungry starving children?

If you have food, shelter, clothing you are a millionaire already compared to most. This film portrays that and much more!

We need to give Independent films a lot more credit for how difficult and challenging it is to create and produce.

I typically don't care for films like this but it worked because I wanted to like and hate the guys while cheering for both their success and demise all at the same time. In real life they would be monsters because just to entertain some of their ideas is insane but this is a comedy that is well aware of what it's trying to do so I can look past a lot of the cringey stuff. You can tell that they are good people deep down and are wrestling like Hell with their "inner angels" to find a solution to satisfy selfish desires.

There's no point overanalyzing. Chances are you will have made up your mind whether this is for you within the first 20-30 minutes. If you can watch it for free tune in and see if it tickles your fancy or repulses you.