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Generic Thriller

Country: USA, Language: English, 81 mins

  • Director: Scott Sublett
  • Writer: Scott Sublett
  • Producer: Barnaby Dallas; Vicki de Mey

CGiii Comment

Not long after the start...it becomes unwatchable.

What were they thinking?


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

The writer can do anything he wants, right? Or maybe not...as Steven, a handsome young theater history professor discovers when he sets out to write a stage thriller - a plain, old generic thriller - only to discover that his characters prefer a character study - and want it to be a movie, not a play. At least Steven can create the man of his dreams, right? But that character - Vertigo - named after Steven's sixth grade teacher Mr. Vertigo (Steven always dates men named Vertigo) - isn't really cooperating. Will Steven ever finish his play? Will Vertigo behave (or rather, misbehave) as Steven wishes? And what about the friends on whom Steven is basing his other characters - will they still be his friends when it's all over?

Cast & Characters

Chloe Bronzan as Sara;
Daniel Hart Donoghue as Steven;
Lance Gardner as Audience Guy;
Rosemary Griggs as TV Reporter;
Daniel Hawkey as Stage Hand;
David Hawkey as Stage Hand;
James Hiser as Larry;
Shirley Jones as Thalia;
Brad Kranich as Peter;
Laura Long as Mrs. Farmer;
Craig Marker as Vertigo;
Regina Melzer as French Maid;
Ikenna Okoye as Tribesman;
Lauren Plaxco as Mary Beth;
Jose Portillo as Stage Hand