fredmaybe I caught this movie on Showtime and thought it was great. Good enough for me to come here and look up Jonnie Dearenzo!!! Man, I think she is SOOOOO HOT!!!!!!! Ya, there were a few scenes that could use some work, but give these guys credit. This movie has got some funny scenes. Jonnie Dearenzo {my new favorite producer} did a good job playing it cool and following these guys.I just now realized that she is a producer and works on the set too.I am your biggest fan Jonnie!!! Ryan Combs is up and coming,I've seen a few of his films on Showtime over the past few months and I have enjoyed all of them. A lot of people want to give these B films a bad rating right off the bat and do nothing but critique the movie to the fullest extent.I think that part of the fun is the cheap budget and it makes it that much funnier to me.

IRONHOG I have seen a lot of low budget independents,this one had me rolling.I rented it,and then I had to buy it.I've seen Ryan Combs' other films Straight Out Of Compton, Dirty Kopz, and Gangster Party. All i can say is, looks like the kid from Compton has done it again.I can tell by the look of the films that their is not a hole lot of money, but as I watch them I forget about the over all look of it because it's so funny or I'm tripping on the situation the people are in,and the people in these films end up in some crazy situations. You watch all his films and see him grow as a film maker. I cant wait for this guy to get some real money.This is what independent film making is all about.

Sorontar Don't even bother to watch this movie, this must have been the most awful movie I have seen this year.The humor stinks, the "special effects" are VERY bad, but worst of all... the story is simply not believable and definately NOT funny.

imdb_ This offbeat dark comedy take place when four friends (Bisco, J-Rob, Pedro, and Hay Love) have a backyard bar-b-q and decide to come up on some bud. Not knowing where to turn, because the streets have been dry for a few months, they end up scoring from the son of a over protective mob figure by the name of Fredrico, who vows, if anything should happen to his son, their will be hell to pay. After a tragic accident, the four friends are on the run with only one person to turn to, Krego (Kurupt), Brisco's (Ryan Combs) long time friend. Krego confirms to them, Fredrico is a very powerful man, and there is no escaping his fury. Their only option is to change their appearance through underground plastic surgery, which would take them on a five hundred mile road trip. Along the way, they will have to avoid Fredrico's beautiful assassin, Venus (Jonnie Dia Renzo), and other unsavory characters, leaving them to ponder the question, was it just dumb luck, or was it the bud?