Dead Enders

Good remind of B horrors of 1950 , fair parable about humans and parasites , honest end.

Few virtues of a short film about a small fist of cliches and their smart use , in ironic manner, about deep exploitation of gas , a gas clerk wasting her future , her boss and two cops , easy life when a dangeor changes, in radical manner, the perspectives.

Not great but useful, especially for the nice performance of Skarlett Redd , offering realistic portrait of a young woman , prisoner, in out going way, of comfortable routine.

Nothing great or original. But nice and inspiring some nostalgia. And, maybe, it is just enough.