Frazier Park Recut

FPR is a terrific movie from two first-time writer/director/actors who are showing considerable maturity given their age and lack of previous film experience. FPR combines humor and suspense along with a fun premise leaving the audience wondering what they are watching up until the very end. At 71 minutes, it is the perfect length for someone such as I whose ADHD would have me looking at email at the 120 minute mark. Like a delicious array of tapas, FPR serves up a tasty visual and entertaining blend of fun, thrill, and enjoyment.

The actors were ok,the filming was ok, but nothing happened until the end and it was kind of predictable. For people to give this 10 stars,what are you thinking? It wasn't even scary it was like a drama.

Two brothers want to make a found footage film. They need an actor to play the murderous caretaker. The film unfolds quietly as annoyance builds between the brothers and frustrations careen to end production. Ultimately a three person drama that ends with a movie being made, just not necessarily what was intended.

This is one of the features that is a must see. Tyler Schnabel broke perspective layers and delivered an experience that took magical realism into the dark abyss of the human psyche. Not only was the film engaging the shift in perspective Within experience of viewing demonstrated originality, And very believable performances.

Clever in parts, but it gives itself away pretty much from the get go.

Interesting enough to warrant a watch, but it isn't very satisfying.