A deranged ex-con seeks revenge when he discovers that his screenplay has been stolen.
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Cast
Frank Martinez
Director
Turk Matthews
Ray Balfi
Eliot
Rudy Aquanikkio
Link Ruiz
Detective Duque
Madelyn Allen
Maureen
Yilin Wang
Charlotte
Brian Hanford
Shawnathan
I. Elijah Baughman
Brandon
Thomas F. Evans
Det. Potts
Chris Kinkade
Todd Glassman
Matt Stevens
Tiny
Christopher Calvert
The Man in the Hills
Brad Eledge
Smitty
Rafael Sigler
The Emissary
Frank Martinez
Tom Telleger
Rick Almada
Delgado
Brian Waller
Gavin Addison
Laketa Awls
Tammy
Felicity Feline
Sheeky
Frank Martinez
Writer
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source: Dreaming Hollywood
Enjoyed this movie and appreciate films like this are still being made. Too many lazy reboots, remakes and remanufactured garbage comes out of Hollywood these days. I respect those who put their own hard earned money and time into making this film come to be. Screw the haters giving this a bad review.
Unbelievably terrible, good luck if you watch it all, must be all fake reviews as usual... Do not waste your time. Bad actors, no story a total disaster a total disgrace.
Great movie. Loved poor loser Ray and all the other colorful characters he came across in his quest to find whoever stole his film. The original music was great too. I want to play in L. A.
Dreaming Hollywood was very entertaining and witty. It was well worth my time. My 19 year old son really liked it as well.
I was able to see this at a screening for The Erie International Film Festival (where it won The Audience Award.) This movie is so well written, shot and acted that you would think it had a huge budget. It creates it's own universe with dark humor, great characters richly written and a fantastic soundtrack. It feels to me like a potential cult classic that would warrant future viewings.
I enjoyed the screening of Dreaming Hollywood. This movie kept me entertained.
Imagine if the Coen Brothers and Quentin Tarantino were quarantined together for the summer in a remote abandoned trailer park haunted by the ghost of Stanley Kubrick. I'm sure their days would be crazy ... but their dark nights would be spent Dreaming Hollywood. The kind of nightmare you'll want to wake from, but once you do, you'll desperately want to go back into it for more.
I saw this movie a while back at a private screening, before covid. This movie has so many hilarious moments. There are even a few musical moments, with dancing. It's so odd how they were able to mix the violence with the comedy. I'm so glad to hear this movie is getting more buzz.
In the beginning it's slow weird quirky with a little humor added. Some overacting but its obviously intentional and and something you can laugh at. It picks up midway with the character Ray Balfi (which is a comical name in itself) finding out his script was stolen, chaos ensues. Ray is determined to find out who did it!!!!!!! Overall I would recommend watching this but try not to take it too seriously its a fun interesting film.
