There is no doubt that this could have been good. You've got top notch actors and a fairly interesting backdrop. But that's where it ends. First of all the dialog is stilted and awkward. One wonders if the screenwriter has ever really paid attention to who people really talk? Second, as mentioned before so many times, this thing was put together like a five year old assembling a car engine! These two key aspects point to a failure to grasp the basics of film making. Unfortunately, this is not something that can be taught. This is something that is felt at the gut level. Perhaps, after many years of study and careful preparation , using this movie to illustrate mistakes, we might see a title that proclaims Dean Teaster's terribly average movie!
Review of Ghost Town: The Movie
