All Out Dysfunktion!

Ever seen something so awful or terrible, you didnt even know how to review?

HELLO!

The film starts as a comedy but then takes twits and turns into the darker side of trying to make it in the big town. The film shows many coping mechanisms for those who try but don't quite get there. Some simply complain, others advise, others try any medium possible while others simply take advantage of those around them.

A scene between a young "want to be" and an "old tried but" sums up the lives of many who try.

As the film shows partying to distract from failure to meet the goal is common.

In the end partying is easier than trying.

If you want to go to "make it" in the big town I suggest that you see this film before you buy your ticket.

This is a film that covers a lot of bases that had me roaring in laughs by the first fifteen min...its a really unpredictable rides...to be honest I didn't know where it was going and was really pleasantly surprised by all that I saw...good job for a indie with a dark cult kind of energy!! Lots of fun!! and some shockers!!

The cast is really special in this film...that was the biggest surprise for a cast of unknowns they really brought it home! The writing was sharp and the cuts as far as edits were pretty clean and the moments where over the top but consistent so it was easy to go on the ride.

I really recommend this film to anyone who is a solid indie fan that wants to learn some serious acting chops.

A great vignette of the various personalities in LA, this satire details the struggle to make it in a tough town. Exceptional performances by David Bianchi, Jenn Pinto, and Melinda DeKay make these characters shine. This story depicts their dreams, failures, and attempts at making meaningful connections in a sometimes superficial industry. Also, excellent work by director Ryan LeMasters and cinematographer Jeff Siljenberg. At times extremely funny and at other times extremely moving, this poignant portrait of Hollywood dysfunktion is worth watching.

Enjoy!

This is a film of twists and turns first funny, then sad and then crazy.

Its path is totally unpredictable.

The cast is diverse and made up largely of unknowns who deliver a good performance but you will still see a face or two that you have seen before.

I strongly recommend this flick to those who want to take a ride and end up scratching their head about where they are and how they got there at the end.

There are scenes that will remind many of their own life experiences: a) youth hiding porn from parents b) old folks sharing trials and tribulations c) parents trying to check on their kids away from home for the first time d) the party you can't remember but someone said you had fun

There's more but you need to see it for yourself.