Insignificant Other

They're probably friends and family of the filmmaker.

I was very disappointed in this film. It has all the visual style and production value of an amateur softcore, but there's not one breast to be found...NOT ONE. Corrigan needs to stick to writing, but only after taking a few more classes in story structure. You can't just come out of left field with a crazy twist at the end of a movie and call it a potboiler. You gotta build up to it. The dialog is pretty good, but unfortunately, the people reciting it are not. It's painful to watch some of these performances. The one saving grace is Brandon Howe. Here's a guy

just bubbling over with potential. You can see in his face that he's having

trouble swallowing the crap this film is offering, but he manages to deliver an impressive performance.

I know this film was shot for practically no money, but that doesn't mean the filmmakers deserve a pat on the back. This is a prime example of just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

Now, put a couple pairs of boobs in there...maybe some girl on girl action, and you got yourselves a movie my friends.

I found this movie almost by accident and was delightfully surprised to discover this gem. Corrigan delivers a dark comedy with twist that leaves the audience with a Usual-Suspects-yearning to see it again, just to see the pieces fall back into place. I highly recommend this one.

Great movie. Funny and good twisted plot. You don't know what's real and what's not until the end which ties it all together. Entertaining movie for those who don't like the majority of average Hollywood movies you see with dull plots and you already know what is going to happen after watching the first 10 minutes of the movie.

Highly Recommended

This a well made movie with a fresh, young cast. Corrigan shows great enthusiasm for dialogue, especially one liners and double entendre. The plot twists are fun and totally unexpected. I also thought that the technical aspects of the movie were great-- especially the sound and music. My only criticism would be that the flashbacks at the end became a little repetitive. Otherwise an excellent first movie.

There are many directions an independent film may take in it's life. I found out this film was produced on a shoestring budget and the best thing you can say, if you're lucky enough to view it, is "you'd never know". The story may seem familiar, but a few twists and turns gives the spectator a nice little ride through deception. There are many reasons to give this film a look from the fine performances by some rising stars to the photographic angles which brings life to the background. I am not trying to say it's the next best thing to peanut butter and it's time for an Oscar; I am saying it was a fun ride and worth the E-Ticket!