Overdose: Death of a Punk Rocker

Really bad like really bad if you're comparing this to clerks you either blind or stupid. The story is not original the characters are really badly acted like high school AV club bad the story is badly written the characters are beyond amateur this is just bad so bad it's like watching a car crash it is one of the worst movies I have ever seen in my entire life.

What makes a film a cult classic? Original characters? Memorable lines? An original story that the average person can relate? Being indie? These things help, but what truly makes a film a cult classic are the fans. Those of us who have found that rare gem of a film that has slipped through the cracks and into our hearts. A film in which you get to share the experience with a loved one who isn't in the know. Could this film be the Clerks of this generation or, dare I say, the Rocky Horror Picture Show? Only time will tell. But, we'll never know until you watch this film for yourself. I laughed. I cried. I fell in love. I was shocked to see a film with an original thought, sophisticated dialogue and special effects you couldn't imagine for a guerrilla indie production. This film will keep you on the edge of your seat wondering what will happen next. If Seth MacFarlane wrote a film, directed by Kevin Smith and produced by Lionsgate, we would have a film half as good as Overdose.