A parolee teams up with his old crew determined to find a buried bag of cash stolen five years ago from a DEA bust gone bad, while being tracked by a retired Sheriff.A parolee teams up with his old crew determined to find a buried bag of cash stolen five years ago from a DEA bust gone bad, while being tracked by a retired Sheriff.A parolee teams up with his old crew determined to find a buried bag of cash stolen five years ago from a DEA bust gone bad, while being tracked by a retired Sheriff.
Veronika Bozeman
- Cici
- (as V. Bozeman)
Vince DeCosta
- Security Guard
- (uncredited)
Jack Grimmett
- Parade Attendee
- (uncredited)
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- Writer
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This movie is just dirt. Since it's a short film I thought it would be captivating from start to finish. But the opposite is true. It's hard to watch this one all the way to the end. The acting is very bad. The story is simple and the execution dull and without humor. This is not recommended.
What a mess. Riddled with plot issues, long dragged out scenes, ridiculous and unnecessary dialogue, and a cheesy unorganized story that a 5th-grader would write. Cinematography was the only decent part, and the score not bad for a B-grade film. The director failed at directing his cast, that even the seasoned B-actors seemed like it was their first acting gig. I'm a fan of Luke Goss, and this was his worst film. Val Kilmer seemed drunk and bored throughout. I struggled to stay awake. Huge pass.
Ok-not made on iPhone. That's an insult to why an iPhone can do.
Really embarrassing, mostly for Val Kilmer, and his daughter, who clearly can't act. Which is amazing, given she is supposed to be playing his daughter. Zero attempt has been made to even make Val's dub remotely sound like him. He barely looks like he wants to be there, and the dubbing is rubbish. His appearance is hard to not be distracted by, and the embarrassing camera angles (shots behind his back while he's speaking) are just sad.
Also, it's just boring.
Really embarrassing, mostly for Val Kilmer, and his daughter, who clearly can't act. Which is amazing, given she is supposed to be playing his daughter. Zero attempt has been made to even make Val's dub remotely sound like him. He barely looks like he wants to be there, and the dubbing is rubbish. His appearance is hard to not be distracted by, and the embarrassing camera angles (shots behind his back while he's speaking) are just sad.
Also, it's just boring.
I put this on not expecting an Oscar winner but just an easy 90 mins watch. It was not. Scenes dragged on and I lost interest.
I did not enjoy Val Kilmers 'performance' if that's what you can call it.
The writing is a little cheesy and cringe. I think everyone involved knows this and it's why they try to be so tongue and cheek.
I was originally drawn to this film because of Luke Goss and he does have some screen presence to be fair.
There were a couple of positives for example I like how they introduce each person - very Quentin Tarantino esque- however the names where a little cringe which went along nicely with the writing I've already mentioned.
I liked the cutaways, which reminded me of family guy.
Some nice visuals and musical background.
A film which has all the elements and the potential to be good which doesn't really achieve it as best it could which is a shame.
I did not enjoy Val Kilmers 'performance' if that's what you can call it.
The writing is a little cheesy and cringe. I think everyone involved knows this and it's why they try to be so tongue and cheek.
I was originally drawn to this film because of Luke Goss and he does have some screen presence to be fair.
There were a couple of positives for example I like how they introduce each person - very Quentin Tarantino esque- however the names where a little cringe which went along nicely with the writing I've already mentioned.
I liked the cutaways, which reminded me of family guy.
Some nice visuals and musical background.
A film which has all the elements and the potential to be good which doesn't really achieve it as best it could which is a shame.
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- TriviaAccording to director Christian Sesma, he was so intent on casting Val Kilmer, who had lost his voice to throat cancer, and still so confident in the performance Kilmer would bring to the production that he agreed to have Kilmer's character voiced by another actor.
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