It starts with a nice premise - Dan, struggling with depression, is taken on a roadtrip by his old school buddies to a country house filled with beer, pizza and memories. And that's where the nice ends and the cliches begin. Thin plotlines, ignorant characterizations and adolescent drug referencing hinder an otherwise semi-capable cast. Ed is the only thing close to a saving grace; it's a shame for his character and for the actor that he doesn't get the screentime he deserves. Spawned from what seems an unedited and immature script - albeit heartfelt - post-production previews point to a poorly executed straight to DVD bookend. Some celebrity-spotter value for the soapie crowd.
Review of Right Here Right Now
