6.2 /10 1 Votes
7/10 Way Too Indie Written by Aaron Godfred Cinematography Lucas Lee Graham Initial release 2010 Screenplay Aaron Godfred | 5.4/10 IMDb Directed by Aaron Godfred Music by Jason Retana Edited by Simon Carmody Director Aaron Godfred Music director Jason Retana | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Starring Aaron Kuban
Adam Carr
Rosie Tisch
Gerold Wunstel
Trevor Coppola
Jonathan Ahdout
Ashley Whittaker Producers Aaron Godfred, Alex Ginno, Dave Szamet Cast Aaron Kuban, Trevor Coppola, Rosie Tisch, Jonathan Ahdout, Gerold Wunstel Similar John Dies at the End, Echoes of War, This Is Elvis, Cold Turkey, Suburban Gothic | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Little Blue Pill is a raunchy comedy that starred Aaron Kuban, Adam Carr, Rosie Tisch, Gerold Wunstel, Trevor Coppola, Jonathan Ahdout, Ashley Whittaker and Chacko Vadaketh.
Contents
Kid takes the little blue pill by mistake
Story
Stephen played by Aaron Kubanis accidentally takes 2 erectile dysfunction pills and has various troublesome situations and misadventures. Thinking he's taken pills for a headache, he becomes more and more aroused every time he sees a woman or when one comes near him. During the course of his mis-adventure he ends up at the hospital, a jail, a retirement home, and a brothel. There's even a subplot of sorts involving a corrupt drug company and an obsessed German scientist Johan Von Luther played by Gerold Wunstel.
Background
This was the debut film from director Aaron Godfred and made on a low budget. In August 2008, director/ writer Godfred started off writing the script for the film as a short but eventually it went out to 37 pages which was way to long to keep the film as a short. Most of the leads for the film came from LAcasting.com. The film was shot in July 2009 and done over 4 six-day weeks By the middle of August that year they had completed a rough cut. In around 10 months the film was completed. The film's premiere was held at the Hollywood Theatre in Portland on Saturday March 26 at 9 pm.
Review
Way Too Indie described it as a raunchy indie comedy that is not flawless and most definitely is mindless. The review also said that for a directorial debut it was completely watchable. It was given a 7/10 rating.
Phil Wallace at Screen Picks gave it a positive review and said that it "will have you laughing from start to finish".
Films de France said it was good, passable entertainment.