Romeo's Distress

I really enjoyed this movie. I watched it online after the title caught my attention. I knew it was a low budget flick with relatively unknown actors but I was pleasantly surprised by the flick. It's very well written, the cinematography is quite good and I love the whole aesthetic of the black and what, film noir type of atmosphere. Bonus points for featuring Nim Vind here, lots of lot in the horror punk community for him/the band. The quirky beginning of the film is a bit strange given the tone of the rest of the film but I still got a kick out of "Cheesecake of Love" and found myself singing it around the house, I recommend watching this if you like indie flicks, weird horror, or atmospheric pictures. It's definitely a midnight movie, check it out!

I love the way this film reminds me of a time when film was art. Definitely keep an eye on Jeff Frumess... I'm certain we haven't heard the last of him. He has a unique perspective on the world and we're lucky he shares it with us.

I seriously loved every second of this movie. It's actual art! Jeff is a rising star in this genre and I look forward to seeing all that he puts out. Check it out!

Found this on Amazon Prime, it completely surpassed my expectations. Weird and cartoonish characters in a black and white world straight out of a movie you would see playing at midnight. I will never look at a carrot the same way again. Loved the sad, pathetic ending.

I love this film! It's a twisted mix up of love and thrills! It is also truly artistic and a breath of fresh air. Watch it!