The First Date

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While this film is low budget (micro budget) it still stays true to its vision. This is for fans of multiple genres of horror films. The silent film & Johnny Justice were some of the funniest and stupid parts, but ai loved it!

and then have people who have absolutely no acting talent whatsoever play around like they think they can actually act, in a multi-story montage that has no redeeming storytelling whatsoever. Then we'll use every option available in our video editing program and throw a bunch of crap together and then say we made a "movie". For good measure we'll get some wiz to write a glowing IMDb review because that works for all the big production companies, right? People are sheep and will believe anything that is written so rather then try not to be so obvious when writing that fake review we'll have it glow like Hiroshima. No one will know any better. Right? Wrong. This is a pile of stinking dung. Good thing everything is digital these days and nothing organic was destroyed for nothing in the making of this dung heap.

The First Date offers a variety of concepts for your horror anthology viewing pleasure. Offered up is a genre mix of shorts, sure to please even the most disconcerting of viewers. I enjoy viewing independent film makers who create films outside the box and produce well thought out, directed, and visually appealing films. This title made me a believer in September Brother Productions and I eagerly look forward to their next project.

THE FIRST DATE is a weird black comedy that functions as a horror film at times. It's basically a collection of indie short films that are linked together by a framing device involving a woman going on a first date with a guy obsessed with collecting and playing short movies. There's no more plot to it than that. Unfortunately, the quality is very poor, as is the case with many indies, and there's little to no talent displayed throughout.