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As an independent filmmaker, I've seen a number of films that were poorly written and poorly executed. ROULETTE is NOT one of those films! For having absolutely no budget, it was well written, well acted, well shot, and well directed. Director Erik Kristopher Myers had a very clear vision of what he wanted this film to look and feel like and it shows in the final product. The lead actors, Ali Lukowski, Will Haza, and Mike Baldwin, gave a fantastic performance. The people voting this at one star must not be familiar with indy films. I've seen indy films that had a seven figure budget and were terrible. I highly recommend adding this film to your personal collection.

Roulette is truly a great and very underrated film. It will keep you on the edge of your seat until the end and leave you in awe and have you thinking about it for days/weeks to come. I have not had a film captivate me and pull me in so much like this one did in a long, long time! The character's are all very well developed and it is interesting to see how all 3 character's lives intersected at a certain point and the results of what their interactions had on the overall story. This isn't really a fast paced film, it's more of a slow burning, deep thinking type of film, but anyone who admires a true piece of art will definitely find something to appreciate here. Erik Kristopher Myers is a great up and coming filmmaker and I can't wait to see what he does next.

One day, I was going through my cable provider menu.Having been aware of "Roulette" being delayed over a period of a couple of years until finally being given the light of day, I decided to look through the "Independent Film" section of the On Demand service, hoping to find this.Having no luck, I later logged on my computer and found an email by Erik Kristopher Myers.It was weird, because I hadn't heard from him in probably three years or so.Long story short, he made me aware that the DVD and Blue Ray were about to be released on Amazon.I finally received the DVD earlier this week, and I have watched it twice as of Friday, November 22.This is a movie best to be taken in without children present.If one is offended by foul language and sex scenes, I would advise not watching.This story revolves around three young people (Two men and a young lady) in a tense game of Russian Roulette.I don't want to delve into the story lines, because that would only lead me into divulging spoilers.All I know, is that on more than a few occasions, I had to pause the film and walk around a bit from the tension that was building.I felt really bad for all of the characters, especially the young lady named Sunshine.If only she had accepted the marriage proposal!Her fate could have turned out so much better than it did.It is amazing how these three people who did not even know each other, had their lives actually intersecting one another by strange coincidence.The ending left me completely shocked, to say the least.See the movie, it's the best independent film that I have seen in a while.Erik Kristopher Myers is a great storyteller, and he got his story across with a fine cast to convey this story.

Roulette: A Film by Erik Kristopher Myers, covers the story of Dean, Richard, and Sunny. Three people from three very different backgrounds who have come together for a deadly game of Russian Roulette and one last session of group therapy. This is one of those rare films that come along every couple of years. It's haunting, thrilling, and thought provoking. With controversial subject matters that go into the darkest emotions a human can have. You are put in a room with three people who have no reason to live. You won't understand why they are there and you won't stop saying "put down the gun, put down the gun." You'll be gripping the arm rests of your chair up until the final moments of the film. Award winning performances, directing, and writing, are joined with an attention to detail and passion that shows what an art film making really is. You will not regret watching this, and you won't be the same person after it ends.