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DVD Old Friends
 Run time: 55 min Rating: 5.7 Genres: Action | Crime | Drama Director: Ansel Faraj Writers: Ansel Faraj Stars: Vivian Brasch, Linden Chiles, Arsha Darbinyan |
| Storyline A serial killer known as ‘The Eye Snatcher’ (Matthew Greene) kidnaps the sister of the lead detective on his case, Adam Sera (Mihran Konanyan), and he has 24 hours to find her before she ends up as another victim. But what really is the hidden agenda of the Eye Snatcher? Written by Anonymous |
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| Plot Keywords: sister, serial killer, 24 hours, explosion, pier | |
| Details: Country: USA Release Date: 2010 (USA) |
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| Box Office Budget: $500 (estimated) |
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I was searching for a contemporary story like THE DARK KNIGHT and THE TOWN, both of which I loved. I was googling new action films, and I came across a trailer for an action crime thriller titled OLD FRIENDS from the International Movie Trailer Festival. It was awesome, and I had to see this movie. I asked around and finally found a copy of the film. I was on the edge of my seat. I was on a roller-coaster of suspenseful yet outstanding filming and acting! Everyone was great, the scenes between Linden Chiles and Mihran Konanyan were fantastic and Matthew Greene as the Eye Snatcher was really creepy! The sequence of events all the way to the breathtaking climax kept me guessing. The ending was a surprise and all I could think of was: "Wow when's the sequel!" I really hope that they continue this story, I would watch a sequel for sure! I hope this movie gets more recognition, and hopefully we will be seeing more films from Ansel Faraj!
I had the opportunity of seeing the latest movie by Ansel Faraj called OLD FRIENDS. This is a police detective story that easily has enough suspense to keep your attention through the entire film. The acting is hard hitting, Mihran Konanyan as Detective Adam Sera is outstanding as the tortured detective; Linden Chiles plays Sgt. Craig Hargroves and is excellent, and Matthew Greene as the Eye Snatcher is absolutely chilling – and his performance will disturb you. Vivian Brasch and Kevin Shayer also lend excellent support. I thought the story was very believable and the rapid pacing builds the excitement to a shocking climax. The photography, music, and special effects were very good, and added a nice touch of intensity to the film. Overall, I enjoyed the picture very much, and would recommend seeing it if you get the chance.