Johnny, Pam, Ronny & Sam

2012
2h

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The Parker's and Anderson's warped and macabre lifestyle is about to take a twist when new neighbor, Dill Harris, moves in next door and discovers their grizzly secrets.The Parker's and Anderson's warped and macabre lifestyle is about to take a twist when new neighbor, Dill Harris, moves in next door and discovers their grizzly secrets.The Parker's and Anderson's warped and macabre lifestyle is about to take a twist when new neighbor, Dill Harris, moves in next door and discovers their grizzly secrets.

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1spiderling00

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If I could have given this film 0 stars I would have. While two hours is not really very long for a movie these days, this film felt like an eternity and I didn't even sit through all of it. The writer/producer/actor in the film is pretentious and absolutely kidding himself if he thinks he can excel at all three titles when he cannot even do one decently. This film is clearly a bad case of an overly inflated ego with too much time and money available. The plot has no flow and reminds me of a turducken(you know, a chicken cooked in a duck cooked in a turkey) gone wrong. Ryan Willer's plot is hard to follow, jumpy, and it definitely would not hurt for him to take a writing class. It almost seemed as though filming took place the day after he finished writing without anyone looking over the script to check for continuity in theme or plot. Acting was reminiscent of beginning level high school film class. Don't waste your time with this film, you have better things to do with two hours.

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Actor Matt Paolasso (Ronny) was in the middle of removing several tattoos from his body when filming began. He had originally planned to have these procedures done beforehand, but was unable to. As a result, his character, Ronny, is seen for most of the film wearing a large bandage on his arm. This is a result of Paolasso's surgeries at the time of filming. Director Ryan Willer and Paolasso decided to not explain the bandage on Ronny's arm or make any mention of it.