Caught this film in the company of the director Bokovoy. I found it amusing, especially the beginning of the film which slides from a near SNL skit into a darker, and more serious mood. The topic of the story is quite unique and a film like this requires a very specific audience.
What I liked the most was the setup, brought on by authentic editing which really capture the tone of the situation very well. The story was well told, though the acting of some of the characters felt disconnected at times. But the cheesy parts are forgivable because hey, it's a horror comedy. Don't take this film too seriously now.
It's not entirely my type of film, but Ronald's Little Factory rises above the indie film schlock popping up around the world because there is a clear passion to its inspiration. Could it have been better? Sure. But for a first time feature filmmaker, it does wonders that many others still fail at after numerous attempts.
