Turnabout

I'm not sure what the last reviewer expected, but this movie was flat out perfect on all levels. First off, the photography was beautiful, like the reviews I read, it looks like a million dollar budget. The two leads are awesome. I remember seeing Waylon Payne as Jerry Lee Lewis in WALK THE LINE, and George Katt is an actor you can't take your eyes off. Also the female leads are terrific. It's what I would call a slow burn - film noir. You don't see what's coming, and every plot device is lined up neatly - like a puzzle. Credit that to writer/ director- E.B. Hughes. This guy is one to watch for. I don't know about you, but I've scoured Netflix and Amazon late at night, and I'm drawn to indies, and I'm always let down. This movie will not let you down- not in the least. It keeps you guessing, and keeps you coming back for more. AND YES- Peter Greene is great and creepy as hell. 10+ !!

This movie dragged. Dialogue was terrible, the actors had no chemistry, and it was far too slow to be compelling. Needed more action or better actors. I can't stand these films that come across as so pretentious - just wrote real people instead of aiming for unrealistic characters with no redeeming qualities.

George Katt is absolutely fantastic as Billy Cain alongside Waylon Payne. He's nuanced, humorous, very natural and emotional and pulls us into a situation that is scary.

Really enjoyed this twist of a film. Fantastic indie film.

Loved the character Katt created in this film. Was unique and one of a kind. Great acting. Really interesting film with an unexpected ending! I highly recommend for anyone who wants to watch something new and different!

What an absolute gem of a movie. Reminds me of the old school slow burn style film noir. Beautifully shot, beautifully directed, and paced perfectly. I was lucky enough to see it at a film festival in New York, and no-one saw the ending in sight. Waylon Payne plays Perry, and his performance should get an Indie Spirit award- he was amazing, as is NY actor George Katt. Everyone in this film does their job, and director E.B. Hughes is a force to be reckoned with. The locations are great, the writing exquisite, the photography is amazing. The tones and hues fit the film perfectly, and I love the fact that there is no soundtrack. It adds to the realism of the story. I can't wait for his next film. Movies like this don't come around often.