I Am Going to Kill Someone This Friday

I can't give the ending away on this film because there isn't one.

There's not much of a beginning or middle either.

The whole film is something of a tease...'any second now something will happen'.

It never does. Once you've seen the first couple of scenes, you've seen the lot. The film constantly repeats itself.

The writer seems to have run out of ideas and the abrupt, nonsensical ending confirms this.

I'm not sure who the target audience for this drivel is supposed to be. I've no doubt some people will enjoy it - can't think who - but there are far better ways of spending two hours than watching this excuse for a film. You have been warned!

The cinematography and the score make you feel like you are "in" the movie, not just watching it. They also keep the person watching the movie from falling into a lull - it's basically a two-hour thrill ride.

This movie was intense. You followed thru the days with Robert Partridge from his perspective on life and how he was feeling or seeing 1st hand the decisions he made. He was part family man and part crazy man. Left you more curious and questioning what you just watched. Did that just happen? So good. I would watch it again and again.

There is a reality for many artists that they are overly critical of anything they are a part of. I had a small part in this movie. It was an honor to be asked and to be a small cog in this very complex labyrinth of pistons and gears; but, with that invitation comes my very critical eye (and spirit).

You hope you didn't become a part of something you'll regret or, worse still, be embarrassed by in the long-run. That is why I was biased, and not in a good way.

But then, something changed... from the moment the promos and trailers began playing I knew that my bias was misplaced.

Fast-forward to having viewed the finished display of artistry and talent, I can say that not only am I not worried, I'm far more honored. All involved put their heart into this production and the result is something not often seen in the independent film world - an experience worthy of any big screen - something destined to become a cult favorite.

Well done to the amazing Durden Godfrey and the team that assembled around him (how he managed to get one of his producers red-faced with a protagonist's open hand slap is a feat most directors would like to accomplish!). :)

Well done, well done, well done. You must watch it - especially if you are biased, and not in a good way.

I Am Going to Kill Someone this Friday keeps you guessing right from the start. It will make you question everything as you witness Robert Partridge's descent into madness. Watch as the seemingly normal family man transforms into a psychopath. Brilliant!