Downfalls High

It's a throwback to the 2000s (punk scene). Decent acting & story + powerful, apt soundtrack = solid directorial debut for Machine Gun Kelly & Modsun

Is like many music videos with a few talking scenes. The story is ok. This is perfect if you want to watch a movie and listen music.

This film was made in 4 days and it really shows. I don't really think I should be calling it a film because it's pretty much a long music video. To me it seems like a majority of the energy of making this was put into the set and costume design, I LOVE the pink colours, but everything else just falls flat on it's face. The plot for me is pretty predictable, the characters feel like they don't know each other, and I don't really like the dialogue, it's just kind of cheesy and wooden, and the acting doesn't really help. Also I think I would've enjoyed this more if I like mgk and I don't really. But I was forced to watch this from a friend and, fun fact we stopped being friends after watching this because I didn't say it was a masterpiece or something else ridiculous.

Let's get something out of the way. This is barely a film. It's more like a one hour music video with a loose and cheesy storyline that ties all the videos together. That being said, I really enjoyed this project. The writing is cliche and sometimes overly dramatic and the acting can be a bit wooden but that's the point. It's like a filmed version of a medium budget stage production with an absolute killer soundtrack. All the songs in this are really good and bring back a nostalgic yet new feeling in their sound and lyrics. In the end, give this a watch. It's unique and unlike anything I've ever seen before.

I loved it, it's a different way to listen to Tickets to my Downfall. Also the story and the references in the movie are incredible.