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Title: October Moon (2006)
Format: DVD
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Starring: Jason Paul Collum and Brinke Stevens
Director: Judith O'Dea
Rating: Unrated
Runtime: 112 minutes
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Review of October Moon

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Comments for October Moon

• Posted on 2009-05-31
  Not terrific but somewhat entertaining
  
  I was expecting a supernatural horror flick and instead it was a gay version of Fatal Attraction. The production value is atrocious as is most of the acting. I did like the guy playing Corin, who is fairly attractive.
  
  Overall I would say this is a good film to watch if you're drunk or if you want to laugh when you shouldn't.
  
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• Posted on 2009-05-17
  Not good
  
  This is an extremely amateurish movie, even for a low-budget indie, but it's not the very worst I've ever seen, so I gave it two stars instead of just one. Sean Michael Lambrecht is nice to look at, and Jeff Dylan Graham is a pretty good actor, but Jerod Howard is either a terrible actor or a good actor playing the worst character ever written. Secondary players are okay at best. It badly needed an editor, and a writer, and a director who knows how to make movies. Great movies can be made for pennies (ever seen Mala Noche?), but this isn't one of them. I made it through to the end, but I wouldn't recommend it.
  
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• Posted on 2009-05-17
  Not good
  
  This is an extremely amateurish movie, even for a low-budget indie, but it's not the very worst I've ever seen, so I gave it two stars instead of just one. Sean Michael Lambrecht is nice to look at, and Jeff Dylan Graham is a pretty good actor, but Jerod Howard is either a terrible actor or a good actor playing the worst character ever written. Secondary players are okay at best. It badly needed an editor, and a writer, and a director who knows how to make movies. Great movies can be made for pennies (ever seen Mala Noche?), but this isn't one of them. I made it through to the end, but I wouldn't recommend it.
  
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• Posted on 2009-04-16
  Dark, unsettling and highly entertaining
  
  I have watched this movie several times since I got it and every time I notice something new. Its a very compelling watch with characters you really learn to care about...so much so that when things begin to get dark you find yourself hoping that the characters will make it out unscathed! Of course in a movie such as this that cannot possibly happen...blood IS shed and some characters do not survive.
  
  The good news is that you will have a lot of fun watching these events unfold...and also the sequel has been released just this week with the return of all surviving characters and appearences by some not so much alive characters! I am just waiting for amazon to get my copy to me, I cant wait to see the next installment!
  
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• Posted on 2009-02-23
  Well Intentioned But Poorly Executed
  
  I bought the movie expecting something else, I guess, say a serious drama dealing with real life problems of gay men. But this film has little more to offer than cliched ideas (e.g., gays are the products of homes with dominant mothers and weak or absent fathers - an idea that has long been discredited) and actions that didn't seem to follow from any form of rational motivation. The actors were earnest amateurs at best and the budget was minimal but those are things I could accept if the writing had been better and if it had more accurately presented gay people. I would not recommend the film to anyone other than maybe students at a film school studying how not to make a movie.
  
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