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Reset
USA 2025
produced by Michael Yammine (executive), Tim O'Hearn (co), Adam Holley (co) for 2 In the Chamber
directed by Michael Yammine
starring Adam Holley, Caitlin Westfall, Lorelai Brown, Tim O'Hearn, Reese Ravencraft, Brendan Curtin, Vito Longo, Jesse J. Gibbore, Dustin Hirthler, Chandice Anastasia, Josiah Gibbore, creature performers: Charbel Yammine, Tyler Mack
written by Michael Yammine, music by Patrick Campbell, creature makeup effects by Jesse J. Gibbore,. Gracie Mack
review by Mike Haberfelner
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Somewhere in the middle of nowhere, USA: After his daughter Eden (Lorelei
Brown) has flat out disappeared, farmer Lucas (Adam Holley) has gotten
weird, so much so that his wife (Reese Ravencraft) has left him and locals
start believing he has done away with the girl. Only Ruth (Caitlin
Westfall), waitress of the local diner, shows sympathy with the guy, so
much so that one day when a photo of his daughter has fallen out of his
pocket at the diner, she makes it a point to return it to him personally
rather than wait for him to come back to the diner. However, this drags
her into the troubling truth about the actual disappearance of Eden, she's
apparently caught in another dimension that regularly sends monsters Lucas
has to face as well as fake Edens, a dimension that has somehow caught
everybody in a time loop. And now that she has entered Lucas*s world, Ruth
is caught in it as well, as well as Arthur (Tim O'Hearn), a guy who only
tried to set things right without knowing what right even was ...
One thing, if you're someone quo likes to have things explained away right
away - or at all, rally -, then Reset is just a film not
for you as it is by design a film that creates a confusing world, the
mystery of which is the key element of the movie. But if you*re ok with
this, Reset is quite simply fascinating, a film that's
bold in its other-wordliness and yet manages to keep things relatable
enough throughout, thanks also to well fleshed.-out characters, played by
a relatable ensemble cast. Sure, it's not a film for everyone, but if you
like things on the weird side of things, then this one's for you for sure.
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