| Actors: John Bishop, Kirk Bovill, Ryan Doom, Austin Highsmith, Spencer Hill Director: Stephen Cragg Creators: Michael Lohmann, Alexandra Milchan, Ben Ormand, David van Eyssen, Jamie D. Boscardin, Brian Horiuchi, Dave Brewman Genres: Mystery & Suspense Sub-Genres: Mystery & Suspense Studio: Paramount Format: DVD - Color - Subtitled DVD Release Date: 02/02/2010 Original Release Date: 01/01/2009 Theatrical Release Date: 00/00/2009 Release Year: 2010 Run Time: 1hr 23min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 MPAA Rating: Unrated Languages: English Subtitles: English |
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  | Circle of Eight Actors: John Bishop, Kirk Bovill, Ryan Doom, Austin Highsmith, Spencer Hill Director: Stephen Cragg Genres: Mystery & Suspense UR 2010 1hr 23min Secrets. Passion. Redemption. Murder. When Jessica moves into The Dante, a historic and eerie building in downtown Los Angeles, she finds an eclectic mix of new neighbors eager to welcome her to their bohemian world. Or ar... more » |
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Movie ReviewsUnexpectedly Stylish and Unusual Movie Compay | New Orleans, LA | 03/01/2010 (4 out of 5 stars) "Circle of Eight was an interesting little movie that wasn't shot for DVD, but for the web. The film is a cooperative effort between Paramount Pictures, Mountain Dew, and Myspace that was part of an online series. The DVD, however, is a bit different from the online version.
I'm big on visuals, so I was happy with the directing job by Stephen Cragg, who mostly shot for television in the past. The colors and lighting are great, and the editing is fresh and different, like watching an episode of The Shield or a music video. The movie was shot in the former Linda Vista Hospital, which is supposedly a haunted building. In any case, the apartment building that serves as the setting is definitely dark and foreboding. I also enjoyed the movie's score, which ranged from upbeat rock and electronic, to haunting melodies. As far as the story, it's difficult to get into details without spoiling it. There's a mystery that pulls you in from the very beginning, and even though the concept has been done before (by both Eric Bress and Harold Ramis), it's still a decent surprise. The movie scores points by not making the conclusion too obvious, although I thought they tried a little too hard to make some of the characters quirky. As a side note, I know this was co-produced by Mountain Dew, but the product placement was just a little too overt. Bottom line: the film gets confusing at times, but it's still more entertaining than other straight-to-video movies. The film's ending leaves room for interpretation, so it's worth checking this movie out to form your own conclusion." |
