Anabolic Life

I was expecting garbage, since I was mostly studio movies and only do independent if they've gained a name. However, this one I was pleasantly surprised. Although the main actor's face is a bit hard to look at for 2 hours, he did a good job, and the movie came together with a good supporting cast. It told the story well, and I felt the emotion and trauma that people were going through. It was a little predictable, only downfall. Despite someone else's comments the dialogue is all necessary to the plot development and I thought lines were delivered well.

It must have taken place in some alternate dimension for that girl to date the loser character that was so prominently on display. When I saw the photo of her on his desk, I assumed Daniel Baldwin would rip on him for leaving the model photo in the frame. The movie never addressed this glaring mismatch, causing several reviews that touch on the topic.

The film would have played out a whole lot better if he didn't have a girlfriend at all. Also, roid rage is a myth, do some research before making a full length feature.

As for the ending, I didn't understand it. Was he big the whole time? Did he actually get big but had dysmorphia so he wanted to get even bigger? There seemed to be some sort of revelation by the main character but I couldn't figure out what it was.

As someone who bodybuilds himself for years, I got lured into watching this film. It could have been done much better. The premier was there, it just wasn't made properly. Nonetheless. A decent watch if you are into the world of bodybuilding

There needs to be a good movie about anabolic steroids, but this movie misses the mark. The lead character is so greasy and slimy that his beautiful girlfriend would never fall for him. And Daniel Baldwin playing the boss is so over the top that his character was like an SNL skit. The movie makes some potent points and could have been a solid independent film but somehow it kind of appears like an amateur production. The roid bodybuilder was the best part, as he was believable and intense. The ending was baffling to me

The basic concept of this film could be an interesting one if treated in the correct manner. Unfortunately, the title and blurb give the entire plot away - young dweeb turns to steroids to make up for his insecurities & inadequacies but falls victim to addiction and the fabled 'roid rage'. There really is nothing more to the plot than that...

The dialogue is laughable (especially that of the lead character's father in the final scenes), and the only cast members who come out of this with any dignity are Thai Edwards and Cameron Barsanti.

The guy playing the lead role looks like Brian Peppers and is portrayed as a total loser at the start of the film - there is zero credibility to his relationship with his girlfriend.

It seems odd that 'Kali Muscle' appears so high on the cast billing - his contribution lasts no longer than 10 seconds and includes no dialogue.

Ignore the fake reviews - this is a total dud.