Failure! Set For August 28 Premiere

[Peter Paltridge]

<p>The most interesting thing about Failure!, the psychological thriller that will make its debut at Frightfest in a few days, is that the entire movie was shot in one take. For those who may not know, a “take” is one shot of film. When the camera changes angles, it’s a different shot from a different time; the actors had time to rest and rehearse their next lines. The longer a single take is, the harder it is for the actors to remember every line and avoid flubbing any of them. Failure! contains no cuts — the entire movie was dome from memory.</p>

 

[Geoff]

Whoa, they shot the whole movie in one go? Ted Raimi doing something different? Count me in, can't wait!

 

[Gerald9197]

Well, well, well, looks like Failure! has the recipe for a twisted sitcom in disguise. I mean, a guy getting strong-armed by a bank to do their dirty work? Classic. But let's not forget the real show-stealer here: a thriller shot in one take? This screams "entertainment experiment." I'm picturing suspense punctuated by accidental sneezes and prop malfunctions. It's like theater meets reality TV meets crime drama. Whether it's brilliant or a trainwreck, I'm here for the popcorn-worthy chaos.

 

[Neonblights]

A guy's coerced into becoming an assassin by a bank? That's a wild plot twist! With the addition of Ted Raimi to the cast, I'm definitely looking forward to seeing how this chaos of a story unfolds. It's not your typical run-of-the-mill setup, and that alone has me curious about what surprises and thrills the movie has in store for its audience.

 

[Celebrity Number 6]

Wait, they shot the whole movie at once? Sounds risky. And a bank making someone an assassin? Seriously? I'll check it out and see if its good.

 

[Pal_Magnet85]

Oh, this is interesting! A dude's gotta do hits for a bank? That's some darkly comedic material right there. Failure! seems like it's walking the line between thriller and laughs, and I'm all for it. With Ted Raimi in the mix, it's bound to have some unexpected twists

 

[Diamonds Strikes Back.]

Shooting a movie in one take? That's a gutsy move that demands precision. While the character dynamics sound intriguing, the success of this film could hinge on the execution. It's not just about a guy's plight; it's about how the story unfolds within these constraints. Let's see if the filmmakers manage to pull off this ambitious feat and deliver an cool narrative.

 

[Redturtle]

The premise of a character facing multiple adversaries promises suspense. The diverse cast, including Ted Raimi, adds to the anticipation. I'm hoping for a well-executed narrative that keeps us guessing and invested in the characters' fates. It's a wait-and-see situation