The Green One
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As filmmakers, we should support indies. I don't mean "Saw" or "Garden State." Well, we should support those, but I'm talking about straight to video and very limited release...the true micro-budget films. There are some really good and some really bad movies in this category. What are some really good recent straight to video movies you've seen?
Rolling Kansas - very funny drug road trip movie. Think Bottle Rocket without the following. It's like the first 5 minutes of Super Troopers without the boring 85 minutes that followed. Despite several unmatched cuts, it was very professionally made.
Going to see Primer after work...it's in limited release but I believe it's been out for a few years (will have to double check imdb to make sure.)
Rolling Kansas - very funny drug road trip movie. Think Bottle Rocket without the following. It's like the first 5 minutes of Super Troopers without the boring 85 minutes that followed. Despite several unmatched cuts, it was very professionally made.
Going to see Primer after work...it's in limited release but I believe it's been out for a few years (will have to double check imdb to make sure.)