I liked this independent short, as it had a cute sense of humor--never coming close to taking itself very seriously.
The film begins with what appears to be an ordinary guy knocking on the door. However, the man announces that he's death and the man who lives in the home sees that he's actually lying over on the couch---dead! However, this not so grim Reaper takes him on a very long and pointless road trip to the afterlife--often stopping along the route to see the sites as well as pick up some ladies! It's certainly NOT the express ride and the victim is irritated--he wants to see the Pearly Gates!
There are some nice little twists here and there and the film is well done for an independent short. I also liked the Country-Western style song that played throughout--it was very catchy (despite me usually hating that type of music).
The film begins with what appears to be an ordinary guy knocking on the door. However, the man announces that he's death and the man who lives in the home sees that he's actually lying over on the couch---dead! However, this not so grim Reaper takes him on a very long and pointless road trip to the afterlife--often stopping along the route to see the sites as well as pick up some ladies! It's certainly NOT the express ride and the victim is irritated--he wants to see the Pearly Gates!
There are some nice little twists here and there and the film is well done for an independent short. I also liked the Country-Western style song that played throughout--it was very catchy (despite me usually hating that type of music).