Roulette

"Roulette" simply reaffirms that talented individuals, even without major funding, typically produce a more engaging, rewarding, and just plain better end product than their high budget counterparts.

The writers/directors of "Roulette" set up a great premise and then actually delivers with scenes that are so intense and visceral that you will be shocked and terrified, but unable to turn away.

"Roulette" quickly connects with the viewer through honest acting and a compelling story line. The camera-work and editing is innovative and exciting, and the fact that it was filmed on video adds to the authenticity and tension to the movie.

"Roulette" is built around a seemingly random group of individuals who are brought together for a fateful night that leaves them changed forever and possibly beyond salvation. The plot line careens bloodily towards a climax that brings closure, but, true to real life, does not provide easy answers.

Consider watching "Roulette" before settling for the mainstream dreck that will leave you feeling empty, disappointed, and like you've just wasted 90 minutes of your life (i.e. "Hostel", "Silent Hill", "Wolf Creek", and on and on). "Roulette" is a more fulfilling, more unique, and a hell of a lot scarier experience!