| Actors: R. Michael Caincross, John Aguiar, Damon Gregory, Caplan Lee, Veronica Loomis Director: Robert Loomis Creators: Robert Loomis, Cecilia M. Flamme, Douglas Harms Genres: Comedy Sub-Genres: Comedy Format: DVD Run Time: 1hr 15min Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 |
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  | Dog Years Actors: R. Michael Caincross, John Aguiar, Damon Gregory, Caplan Lee, Veronica Loomis Director: Robert Loomis Genres: Comedy 1hr 15min A boy, his dog and a whole lot of guns. The Troma Team is proud to present Robert Loomis?s Dog Years, the "postmodern punk farce" that Variety called "a fitfully amusing micro-budget indie (that) recalls the early effort... more » |
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Movie ReviewsHey!...wait a minute... That was funny!!! ;-D 08/02/1999 (5 out of 5 stars) "An awesome indie! When I first started watching the film I thought,"here we go again, a low budget, terrible acting snoozer". Then after about 5 minutes I realized,"Hey.. that was funny!"Hey that was exciting!"-"Honey get me a beer!". When the credits were over I realized this was a great film. Ive watched it many times and it keeps getting better. Ted Parks delivered an awesome portrayal of the mob boss, and when Michael Caincross, warmed up, his character was captivating. With a little more experience he could give Hollywood a run for its money. This film is what Indies are all about. Well thought out plots, and the sheer genious that having a low budget creates.Robert Loomis has manifested a normally disliked thug into a lovable hero.. Great film!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you get this film be sure to watch after the credits--- Weird!!!!!!!!" A lovable shoestring indie with gangsters, guns, and a dog. 05/15/1999 (4 out of 5 stars) "Lassie move over, Neechee's in town. Dog Years follows the hilarious (if sometimes wrongheaded) adventures of skinhead n'er do well, Wally, who's dog is kidnapped by inept gangsters. Wally's pretty level-headed but prone to overstating the situation and proves to be more than the thugs can handle. The performances are hit and miss but the gutsy, no-budget direction by Robert Loomis more than makes up for it." I loved how he swore every other word 07/27/1999 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is a movie for animal lovers and R. Michael Caincross is devoted to his dog! Anyone who's ever had a pet stolen will relate! Cant wait to see more from this talented group of people!"
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