The best thing about this movie is that despite how much you THINK you've seen this story before, no elements of the tale overstay their welcome.
It's like when a band you really like comes out with an EP. You enjoy it for what happens within the boundaries it's length.
What works best is the acting, particularly that of Joel David Moore, who simply seems to be enjoying himself while finding depth in this character him & Adam Green more than likely collaborated on. Amber Tamblyn was also not annoying to me in this. Sounds back-handed, I know, she's talented, but just ain't my style most of the time.
Also, the choices of music in the film add to it's uniqueness.
Please, do enjoy "Spiral."
It's like when a band you really like comes out with an EP. You enjoy it for what happens within the boundaries it's length.
What works best is the acting, particularly that of Joel David Moore, who simply seems to be enjoying himself while finding depth in this character him & Adam Green more than likely collaborated on. Amber Tamblyn was also not annoying to me in this. Sounds back-handed, I know, she's talented, but just ain't my style most of the time.
Also, the choices of music in the film add to it's uniqueness.
Please, do enjoy "Spiral."