“You’re Killing Me” – Just let me die [MOVIE REVIEW]
“You’re Killing Me,” directed by Beth Hann and Jerren Lauder and written by Walker Hare and Brad Martocello, is a mashup of several genres and, in its own way, a bit of fun, if definitely bloody. Not a masterpiece by any means but there’s probably an audience. Wil Deusner as Gooch, Brice Anthony Heller as Schroder and Morgana Van Peebles as Kendra. Photo courtesy of Quiver Distribution. Melissa Brown has gone missing from Torrington Prep and almost everyone is upset, but not so upset that they’ll put off the Angels and Devils party being given by Barrett Schroder, top boy at Prep and son of an important politician. Eden, waitlisted at her first choice college, knows that a letter of recommendation from Congressman Schroder will get her off the waitlist and into her dream school. A scholarship student, she’s invisible to the rich kids, Schroder included, but she figures that if she goes to his party she’s one step closer to that recommendation. Eden enlists her best friend Zara into crashing the event with her. Parties like that…no one notices who comes in or goes out. McKaley Miller as Eden. Photo courtesy of Quiver Distribution. What could possibly go wrong? Eden and Zara get…
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