The host of a dating agency video presents us a collection of dating videos to choose from;

• He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not:She (Trish Martin) thought he (Todd Martin) loved her - but then she found him running around with another woman (Ashley Adriance) - and her reaction to this is she's not too good on just letting go ...
• The Penance: A potion from a magic healer lands in a roundabout way in the hands of july (Christina Pezzo), a young woman who's so strung out she'll pretty much try everything. Only injecting the potion has a very unexpected effect of her ...
• Hot Tub Witch: Ricky (Kirk Sardonis) has an affair with Jill (Cassidy David), and it's serious enough for him to actually kill his wife Marie (Larsa Honeytoast). Thing is, he hasn't taken into account that Marie's a witch who has anticipated just that and made a contingency plan ...
• Monster Busters: Chuck (Joseph Voegele) and Rowena (Tonjia Atomic) are a real life couple where they pose as cryptid hunters - and of course, their show is completely fake, and all the evidence they find is carefully planted. And they probably shoueldn't even be doing the show as their egos pretty much constantly clash, with things really coming to the point with their latest show about the batsquatch (which is supposed to be exactly what it sounds like). Thing is, the batsquatch might actually be real ...
• Bigfoot in Love: Teens Wanda (Kailie Jackson) and Phil (Dalin Tipton) run a survival podcast that's ... silmpy not very successful - that is, until during one of their shows somewhere deep in the woods, they stumble upon Bigfoot (Jeffrey Ridlington) - and witness him murdering his female companion (Sharon Bryant-Butcher) right in front of their cameras. Wanda and Phil thing they have it made, having concrete proof of Bigfoot's existence - but instead they're ridiculed as nobody believes the video is real. Out of other options, they revisit the stretch of the woods they've seen Bigfoot at - to discover that area doesn't only get Bigfoots but also humans in a homicidal mood ...

An anthology that pretty much has a bit of everything, from lyrical pieces to good old-fashioned short stories bto outright comedies, held together by some intro clips by the actors of the respective previous shorts in character, like on actual dating videos, which is a really nice touch. As for the segments of the film, of course they vary wildly in approach, in tone, in style, in whatnot, and so there's a good chance that not all will land equally well witht he respeective audience, but as much is to be expected from anthologies that are intentionally a bit all over the place, but there's a good chance you'll find enough to like to really enjoy this one.

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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