I'm leery of watching low budget films, because often the quality of the output stands out in some bad way or another. But this film gets a lot of mileage out of its budget and its cast.
The victim, "It", is my favorite. Played by Mike Stanley, you feel real sympathy for the guy. The other main characters, "He" and "She" have the uncomfortable dialog, probably due to the real nature of their characters, and the actors, especially the one who plays "She" manage to make it work.
And the reveals are not at all clumsily done. The story takes you down avenue after road of "I know where this is going", and then very deftly takes a turn, and it all seems natural to the story, right to the end.
Grab some popcorn and queue this film up. It's a good evening in.
The victim, "It", is my favorite. Played by Mike Stanley, you feel real sympathy for the guy. The other main characters, "He" and "She" have the uncomfortable dialog, probably due to the real nature of their characters, and the actors, especially the one who plays "She" manage to make it work.
And the reveals are not at all clumsily done. The story takes you down avenue after road of "I know where this is going", and then very deftly takes a turn, and it all seems natural to the story, right to the end.
Grab some popcorn and queue this film up. It's a good evening in.