ericarcher75

So there's this guy, this guy, right? This guy, he gets on the bronco, he gets on the bronco and he's on the bronco,man. He's on the bronco, and the bronco starts twirling around, twirling around. This guy he's all on the bronco, and the bronco is twirling around, and spinning, and then the bronco jumps up. There are streamers, and some other party favors. This guy on the bronco though, the bronco is just spinning, and jumping, and this guy, man, he stuffs like 92 dollars worth of Chinese food into a tube, and then he shoots it off. The rest is science and high class interior design. Director Tony Altamirano, known primarily for his seminal work as Timmothy Hutton's emotional wrangler on the fine television program Leverage, really pulls something off here.

You really have to wonder about the type of sadist that rushes to IMDb to write a bad review for a film like Oregonian. Eh, some peoples kids.

If your film get's compared to another film that some say was ghost directed by David Lynch ( 1994's Nadja), then you've probably done your job as a filmmaker and storyteller. I like it when films have an element that is left open to audiences interpretation. Some fun concepts are used in the direction, lighting and editing, and I have no complaints about the acting.

This is a midnight movie if ever there was one. You'll laugh, you'll cringe, you'll laugh watching others in the theater cringe. The Oregonian would like to do things to you and with you. I say you let it.