The Go-Go-Saurus is a bar with exotic dancers, and it’s quite broke. A drug deal might save the place, but with the weed there come huge spiders that suck blood just like ticks. Getting rid of them turns out to be not easy, especially since everybody, the manager, the girls and even the exterminator, are quite inapt.
Fun little trash movie with Erin Brown (Misty Mundae). What more can I say? It’s not Citizen Kane, it’s entertaining. Very entertaining.
Room For Rent (2016) 70min with Erin Brown. English sound with autocaps. VPN:D ⭐⭐⭐
So there is that dude who buys a house because he thinks that this is what grown people do. When he finds out that he cannot pay the bills he starts searching for a a roomier via internet. Via internet? Yes, and soon people start trolling him with stories about just how haunted his house is. So he tries to prove that his house is all right.
Well, I’m so totally not a fan of found footage movies, and I like microbudget movies only when they are well written and executed with diligence. The reason why I watched this is Erin Brown, I’m a bit of a fanboy since I saw her (as Misty Mundae) in Spider-Babe. In this film, however, she was not so convincing. She said her lines and walked across the lane clearly not knowing what she was doing there.
The really impressive thing about this movie: one of the bigger problems with this kind of movies are the unskilled actors, and here, in this movie, the sister and the friend of the hero are incredibly convincing. How come? Are they pros? Are the naturals? Well, I love to imagine that they are both awful actors, and since the author knew this he wrote parts for them that would not require actual acting, they just had to overact while being themselves. Well I love this theory and if it should be wrong, please don’t burst the bubble.
Anyways, this is definitively a 3* movie, fully okay if you occasionally watch microbudget found footage movies.
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