Groupers Movie Review

Groupers is a comedy-drama movie written and directed by Anderson Cowan. The director of photography is Milan Janicin, and the music composer for the film is Rick Urban. The editor is Michael Thomas James, and the film stars Nicole Dambro, Peter Mayer-Klepchick, Cameron Duckett, Jesse Pudles, Brian Loakimedes, and Trevis Stanberry.

Plot

The movie Groupers revolve around a graduate student, Meg. She kidnaps two homophobic high school bullies for an experiment. Meg takes vengeance for her brother, who was being bullied by those kids at school for being gay. After kidnapping them, she ties them up next to an empty pool and forces them to prove that homosexuality is a choice if they can. What happens then? Watch the movie to know how the story unveils.

Star Performance

The entire group did a fantastic job in delivering the performances that they were assigned. Nicole Dambro is incredibly talented. She flawlessly represented her role. Everyone in the cast, including Peter Mayer-Klepchick, Cameron Duckett, Jesse Pudles, Brian Loakimedes, and Trevis Stanberry, had a standout performance.

Analysis

The movie Groupers heavily emphasizes comedy while simultaneously attempting to convey a powerful social message. The plot of the movie is positive, and it is intriguing to see how each character changes throughout the course of the picture and how they interact with one another. The cinematography is excellent and noteworthy. The film was unable to communicate its intended message to society effectively. The actors gave a fantastic performance. The movie has excellent editing, and the ambiance of the movie is all good.

What’s There?

•   Excellent performances

What’s Not There?

•  The directing and narrative style could have been a bit better.

Verdict

The film is an enjoyable, entertaining movie that is also intriguing. The actors make it worth watching.