Fractured is a psychological thriller.
Director: Lance Kawas
Writer: Lance Kawas
previous credits include Street Boss and Restitution.
Eric Roberts as Dr. Jason Ballard
Jake Busey as Detective James Harding
Athena Isabel Lebessis as May Oster
Genres: Drama / Horror / Thriller
Release Date: 17 April 2015 (USA)
Runtime: 89 min
-Nominated for the "Best Feature Film" award at the Uptown Film Festival
-Shot in less than two weeks at Detroit sites within an ultra-compact radius, a huge benefit for a low-budget independent project.
-Cross-platform distribution almost anywhere you can imagine, throughout the United States and Canada.
Fractured
First I gotta say that I luv Jake Busey's acting with the characters he has played over the years. His character in this movie is not a big part of the film thou. He plays the detective and basically is the recipient of Lebessis' character's tale of murder and mayhem. Lebessis' character is locked up in a psych ward at the time.
Secondly, I don't really like Eric Roberts and his acting all that much. He always seems to be overdoing it.
I just luv his famous sister thou
Not the thrilliest of thrillers I have watched, but not bad. It's got a great story line, but that wasn't taken advantage of like it should have been. We can blame the director for that
2 thumbs up outta 5
Director: Lance Kawas
Writer: Lance Kawas
previous credits include Street Boss and Restitution.
Eric Roberts as Dr. Jason Ballard
Jake Busey as Detective James Harding
Athena Isabel Lebessis as May Oster
Genres: Drama / Horror / Thriller
Release Date: 17 April 2015 (USA)
Runtime: 89 min
-Nominated for the "Best Feature Film" award at the Uptown Film Festival
-Shot in less than two weeks at Detroit sites within an ultra-compact radius, a huge benefit for a low-budget independent project.
-Cross-platform distribution almost anywhere you can imagine, throughout the United States and Canada.
Fractured
First I gotta say that I luv Jake Busey's acting with the characters he has played over the years. His character in this movie is not a big part of the film thou. He plays the detective and basically is the recipient of Lebessis' character's tale of murder and mayhem. Lebessis' character is locked up in a psych ward at the time.
Secondly, I don't really like Eric Roberts and his acting all that much. He always seems to be overdoing it.
I just luv his famous sister thou
Not the thrilliest of thrillers I have watched, but not bad. It's got a great story line, but that wasn't taken advantage of like it should have been. We can blame the director for that
2 thumbs up outta 5
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