NoHo

Name: NoHo
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 8.3
Cast: David Schrader, Elisa Beth Garver, Steven Marca

1995
R
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

YOUR RATING

Comedy

Somewhere between Slacker, Clerks, and Swingers came NoHo, the absurdist indie comedy about unemployment, enlargement, and enlightenment. This is the story of Quinn Whiteman and Harvey Daven... Read allSomewhere between Slacker, Clerks, and Swingers came NoHo, the absurdist indie comedy about unemployment, enlargement, and enlightenment. This is the story of Quinn Whiteman and Harvey Davenport, two down and out roommates barely existing in the L.A. suburban hellscape of mid-199... Read allSomewhere between Slacker, Clerks, and Swingers came NoHo, the absurdist indie comedy about unemployment, enlargement, and enlightenment. This is the story of Quinn Whiteman and Harvey Davenport, two down and out roommates barely existing in the L.A. suburban hellscape of mid-1990's North Hollywood. Quinn is looking for love, as well as another menial job to replace t... Read all

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

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Featured review

8/10

For A Change, a Funny Indie Comedy

Had to check it out as a good friend of mine (Dan Klass) has a small part (Harvey's Doctor). It had a (very) small theatrical run here in Los Angeles, and I made a point of paying my $8 and attending a showing. To my surprise, it was actually quite funny for a low budget thing. I especially liked the spoof of the Mentos TV commercial, which a later saw a number of other versions of; this was the first place I saw one. As for the plot, well, a bunch of slackers in North Hollywood in the mid-1990's try to find love and success in the entertainment industry. Sounds like you've seen it before, but there were a number of laughs that made it worth the time; the insanely bad CD collection of the crazy roommate sticks in my mind. As far as I know, never released on video or shown on any television outlet, but, you never know, it might pop up eventually. If it ever does, I need a copy.