Of course it's silly and ridiculous . . . and quite fun
OK, some of the reviewers here might be over thinking this just a bit, maybe?
C'mon, we're not talking "Gone With the Wind" here . . .
No, this isn't spectacular drama with intensely portrayed characters and deep probing plot lines.
Sometimes, you just have to dive in with no specific expectations and go with it.
And in this case, it works.
Well, I'll admit to having just a bit of a crush on Michele Hicks.
I mean, really, what could be more lovable than a way out on the fringe edgy tow truck driver and assassin with mysterious behavioral traits?
So, about the aforementioned plot lines (sketchy as such may be).
No spoilers, so not much detail offered here, except to say that the ending may be simplistically disappointing to some, and cleverly contrived to others.
But that's not really the point, at least in my opinion.
The meandering moment to moment scenarios are more like a series comedic vignettes loosely woven together to form a sort of quasi- quilt of an emergent story.
The concept is to simply enjoy the delightfully bizarre nature of this entire production, and just go with it.
Is this a 10? No, hardly . . . but as a low budget indie dark comedy with some kinky twists, I'll give it a solid 7.
Just my opinion.
