86 Melrose Avenue

Great sound track from the first beat! I loved that about this movie. It really kept me going.. When you realize the subject matter the movie is addressing, mental health, it's really engaging and interesting to see how each character's past has impacted who they are. There's some great acting and cinematography happening here too.

I liked the story and the subplots and how they related to the torment of the main protagonist. The production value was professional and on par with a more expensive budget. Hope to see more from this team.

Films of flashbackmemories of crucial moments of a persons life, when your own life is at stake e.g. Like having the gunpipe pressed onto your neck...? Then its a go for it, for the rest its a try or leave kind of flick. Its an overwritten story with 4 main locations, a desperate man makes a siege in an art gallery, where people of all kind and gender enjoys their champaign and photographic art vernissaging at an exhibition. Loaded with one 6 shot revolver and nothing else(no more ammunition) holding at least 15 people at stake., simple maths would say that 7 people should survive the ordeal, but will they?. Its an independent production, the quality of production is more than the usual homecarpentered diy filmmaking, but its says too much, and wants too much, and threads the generic steps others have made in the genre, so just a weak 4 from the grumpy old man.