Double Yellow Lines

source: Falsely Accused

This is the worst movie ive ever seen in my entire life. I'll never forget this movie because of how terrible it was

Even the small segments that appeared were going to segue into something else, never did. The lead female was initially likable, although cagey. The aunt was sweet but had no real part. The cop who kept appearing out of nowhere every.single.time. was just stupid. And the whole boyfriend thing, while interesting, was just not-even-close-to-reality, especially in a small town. Nothing made sense from beginning to so-called end. The only humane action in the entire movie was to kill off nearly all the characters in the end, leaving no room for a sequel, thank God!

For all you young screenwriters out there, listen up! "Falsely Accused" offers a valuable lesson in how NOT to write a screenplay. First, the writer wants to start with an opening scene that makes sense and draws the viewer into the action. The opening "murder in the cornfields" scenes is completely confusing. Second, there should be the objective of making the lead character either sympathetic or, at least, complex. The lead character in this film is one-dimensional, never-changing, and not sympathetic. Third, the secondary characters should be well-developed and have believable ties to the main character. The "friend" Roy who suddenly appears out of nowhere to pay the $500 bail money to free Shelly from prison made no sense. Finally, a well-conceived narrative should move towards a conclusion that makes sense in the context of the story as a whole. In this case, the ending is purely manipulative. It is shocking to believe that "Falsely Accused" was given a green light and has now received national distribution with Redbox. What a turkey of a film!

I'll usually watch anything remotely suspenseful. The other less than average reviews were more critical of acting than I will be and pointed out all the errors and absurd coincidences. Too many blood scenes that lead nowhere. The cop is always there? No way. In rural communities where there are fewer officers and more road miles, it takes more time to arrive on scene. It is a bit creepy so you expect some suspense, which there is, but it makes no sense. I have never seen anyone drunk playing with guns and I have been around them most of my life but I'm sure it happens somewhere. Where was the town? I think the ending made little sense. There were many possibilities for a good film but far too many loose ends. Too many far-fetched disappearances, blood scenes, and senseless scenes that seem to only be a poor attempt to put blood and slash in where the issue was the absence of a good script.

This movie was horrible. At first I rated it at a B movie. After I got through watching it, I just can't even rate it as a c movie. I can't believe I spent money on this !Save your money and time. I was very disappointed. The previews were very misleading, the acting was terrible. Save yourself the letdown. I did understand the plot. It was evident from the beginning. I just don't understand why people keep making movies like this. You think, oh this is going to be great. Then it's just hard to make yourself sit through the whole thing.If you like c rated movies, I guess this would be the movie for you. I would've loved a,little more time and effort being put into this. After all the time wasted on waiting for it to come out.

This movie was ridiculous! So many plot holes and unanswered questions. Not to mention the horrible insta-love! Also, where we're the towns? Why so much corn? Where were they driving to? The only good thing in the whole movie was the diner scene. The waitress that poured the coffee in the background was phenomenal!

Wacky and smart. Overall really fun movie. I loved the locations and movie felt timeless and the characters were timeless. Many things felt retro 80s, even some light Depeche-modish feel to music… but there was also a modern feel. Almost as if the film created its own time plane which I liked. The actors had a strange bond. It was a deeper bond than surface teen flicks. Acting had a dead pan feel too it which was very cultish. One scene where main girl, Shelly, stops her motorcycle to pull road-kill off the road. Very strange depiction of the character and cultish foreshadowing. I liked it a lot. I actually watched it twice as after I saw the ending I wanted to see the beginning again to catch the hints in the script. Recommend watching

A creepy coming of age film. You are never sure if the crimes are real, or just imaginary, but Shelly's slide into insanity is clearly real and paced expertly by the director. Emma Holtzer as Shelly was slightly disappointing, and this role called for an a much more complicated performance, it was clear that she was cruising. Maria Pulera deserves the credit for creating an excellent film, that could have so easily been just another midwestern slasher type movie. This was smart, quirky, and interesting to watch. This movie is for people who can understand or speak something about depression and mental illness. The story line very much emulates the dark slide into depression and the leaps the mind can make in this state. so many teenagers vulnerable to this state of being.

1 is a compliment. Sincerely. There is nothing good about this movie, nothing even moderately worthy of being considered box office. I've seen children's primary school plays performed better and with a more thought out story line. The writer/directors first movie & it shows, I do not get offended by watching movies, in fact this is the first time I've become actually offended by a movie. The fact that someone has created something with someone else's money & then had the audacity to present it to the public with an alluring description & trailer that in no way depict the actual movie is a disgrace & if I could sue them for my 1 hour 21 min wasted on this sh*t, I wouldn't hesitate. If you enjoy banging your head on the wall, eating glass & do not value life. Watch this load of rubbish.. Maybe I'm being to hard, but Im probably not & after watching you'll probably agree. -1/10