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Popcorn Frights 2024: ‘All Alone Together’ Review
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Stars: Jordan Lane Rice, Lisa Starrett, Brandon Whipple, Alex Nimrod, Elizabeth Hadjinian, Devin Harris | Written by Alex Nimrod | Directed by Maximus Jenkins

Spearheaded by a quartet of USC students, All Alone Together was shot for a mere $15,000 with a cast and crew comprised of mostly other USC students and alumni. But before you read the film’s plot and write it off as just another pretentious student film, remember that this was also the same school and process that resulted in John Carpenter’s first feature, Dark Star.

As the film opens, we watch Tyler, an unhappy-looking individual going through his life before ending up at work, where the even less pleasant Fiona (Lisa Starrett) goads him into losing his temper and getting fired. Back at home, things become even worse as he finds The Thing (Brandon Whipple) waiting for him with more sinister intentions than just getting him fired.
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  • 8/14/2024
  • by Jim Morazzini
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