Broken Star

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No sympathy for the lame, spoiled brat lead at the beginning and was debating whether to bail out, when it started getting interesting. I read other reviews and decided to watch a little more. I figured out pretty quickly what was really happening so kept watching to see if I was right. So, here's the thing...the part that's really creepy about the landlord...nah, not gonna tell you. But I still don't like the lead character. She really is a narcissistic witch. Never heard of the actress before but she really nailed the part.

Great acting by Tipton. She's incredible but the plot was so so so so so bad the last 30. The director and writers had a chance at a good movie and instead created a pile of trash. Nice work fellas! You should be ashamed you wasted such an amazing actress.

Marky Marlo (Analeigh Tipton) is a Hollywood star out of control. She assaulted her mother and was found with drugs. She was awarded house arrest in a rented home owned by a major fan, Daryl (Tyler Labine). Daryl would do anything for Marky. The film had a lot of Marky boring first person narrative about life. Daryl should have been more creepy and less shy. Pretty much a waste of time. A little voyeurism. Guide: No f-word, sex, or nudity.

I was loving this movie. It has a great, eerie feel to it. The characters are really well defined. It has a great build up and carries that through out, but the it JUST STOPS. There's a difference between the wish of a character and just stopping and rolling credits. I feel cheated. I was really enjoying this and love Tyler Labine. I feel cheated.

I was drinking so I won't say anymore but this movie was pretty bad. I watched it all but I don't have any real thoughts on it.

When I sat down to watch "Broken Star" I didn't even know about the movie, nor had I heard about it. I was given the chance to watch it, and decided to do so, because I was under the impression that it was going to be a horror movie, and it also had Tyler Labine in it, which was a plus for me. Right, well I managed to endure 35 minutes of this meaningless and equally pointless endeavor that is known as "Broken Star". Wow, just wow. This movie totally failed to enthrall me and provided no form of entertainment in any possible way. The characters in the movie were one-dimensional cardboard cut outs and had little or no function when they milled about doing pointless things on the screen. And it didn't really help that the actors and actresses had next to nothing to work with in terms of being able to bring the characters to life on the screen. The storyline was horribly boring and I was losing interest already 10 minutes into the movie. But I managed to stick with it, but had to toss in the towel and give up from sheer and utter boredom after 35 minutes into it. I have absolutely no interest in returning to finish this movie, and not even Tyler Labine could manage to lift up this movie in any way, as he was restrained in every aspect by a lousy script, horrible storyline and so forth.

Folks don't bother with this one. It is a total waste of time. It's just about a spoilt brat starlet turned sadistic psycho assistant killer. big thumbs down!

I liked it. The ending isnt solid but she states. She doesnt want the ending to be filmed. She wants it to be a mystery. What i want to take notice in is how it looked when he was watching throught the video. The ending it was in a antique style not color. Was it like that the other times. And her image flickered like how they film ghost scenes sometimes. But then again they both could have been filming a movie..going to watch again at some point.

I couldn't help but enjoy this chilling glimpse into the psychology of a petty narcissistic vindictive starlet--more than a few real life versions certainly exist--and the folie a deux that she forms with her minion-like landlord. Featuring videos within videos as if cloistered in a claustrophobic hall of mirrors, it fractures the nature of reality, yet never strays too far from reality. The best horror films stay within the realm of the possible. And if it really was all was a dream as the ending seemed to imply, it was a cinematically well-scripted and well-acted dream worthy of Alfred Hitchcock or David Lynch--haunted Hollywoodiana doesn't get any better than this!