Four door-to-door salesmen unwittingly begin selling propaganda for a cult, whose popularity sweeps the city, leaving the salesmen as the only people who can undo the damage.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Luke Jarvis
Director
Corey Rodrigues
Corey
Will Noonan
Will
Orlando Baxter
Orlando
Tom Pooley
Man at Door
Denise Morin
Patty
Evie Rayburg
Will's Mom
Tony V.
Tony
Tooky Kavanagh
Tooky
Karen Perry
Angry Woman at Door
Laura Severse
Angry Woman at Door
Von Decarlo
Sharla
Stavros Halkias
Bob Donnelly
Kathleen DeMarle
Eva
MarHadoo Effeh
Nina
Chris Tabb
Chris Tabb
Sophia Capone
Poetry Classmate
Serenity Jones
Poetry Classmate
Rob Crean
Nurse Randy
Luke Jarvis
Writer
Robert Pooley
Writer
Orlando Baxter
Writer
Will Noonan
Writer
Corey Rodrigues
Writer
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Commentaires
4 commentaires
I saw and was thoroughly entertained-hopefully my neighbors weren't to put off by my obnoxious laughter, the movie made me do it! It's jokes were just the right amount of awkward & 'I can't believe you just said that' for me to be amused throughout the film. I can't speak to your preference of comedy but if you've a background in sales or perhaps ever just attempt to convince your friend of something you should be able to relate to the WAY & HOW the points are expressed in the film. The actors performances were really good and while I'm unfamiliar with any of the cast' previous work, here they definitely seemed to embody the roles they portrayed. I feel like their more realistic portrayal of these characters was very well scripted and actually kept me attempting to relate to the situations that they were dealing with. That being said I hope I never end up in such a ridiculous situation but that silliness of it all is what kept me interested until the end.
