Scraps

I agree with the other review. No redeeming qualities in any of the characters. The man bun actor is terrible, awkward and rude. The whole plot is awful. The only people who would have laughed and gave good reviews HAVE to be personal friends or investors. Which would account for only two good reviews. Dontt waste your time

Great comedy done by improv folk from Chicago. You can feel the chemistry with all the actors. The banter is excellent. Nothing like a good old double date gone wrong. Def worth the watch!

Guess all their best friends wrote reviews. What probably started out as improv, then sketch, turned into a slow uncomfortable irritating chars study. Not one likable character.

It was so random that I watched this movie but I am very happy that I did. I just happened to see an article about the movie pop up on Facebook under my Sundance feed and it picked my interest. The article stated that the movie was made for less than $6,000 and I always love to see what film-makers can pull off on such low budgets. According to the article a lot of people worked for free but even if everyone was paid I'm guessing the movie would have still cost less than $300,000 to $500,000 which is still a very low budget in the film world. I loved this movie. The humor was right up my alley and the pacing was incredible. The ending was good but not as strong as the rest of the film. I rarely watch films more than once but I would watch this more than once and I would love to see this same cast and crew do another film. And for all you indie-film makers the article is really fascinating.

An excellent dramedy, very smart humor. Great performances form the actors, and I found the doctor guy really good in his role. Overall, the film was quite unconvincing at points, but overall, this is a great indie film, considering it overall cost about ~6k (shot on Canon C100 and C300).