Rock Jocks [HD]

An Uneven, But Amusing, Indie Comedy That Had the Potential To Be A True Cult Classic
It's not surprising that the new indie "Rock Jocks" employs a cast that has a familiar and extensive online presence. In many ways, it feels like an extended web series as opposed to a full fledged feature film. I don't mean this as a huge criticism, it's just that this movie obviously has a tiny budget and seems to have been made on the fly. The entire scenario takes place over the course of about twelve hours and is largely confined to one set. The smartest thing that the movie does is to acknowledge its own inexpensiveness. In a funny bit of introduction to the facility, an antiquated instructional video tells the viewer that the station is populated with state of the art equipment from the 1960s. And it looks every bit that advanced! The facility in question is a top secret Department of Defense project called AMI or the Asteroid Management Initiative. On one overnight shift, the misfits that man the AMI face all the usual workplace issues: boredom, staff conflict,...

Yes, Lasers go *pew* *pew* in space.
Take a small group of people, that don't like each other or their job, stick them in a small top secret bunker, make them sleep deprived, and expect them to save the world...all day and everyday. Laughed out loud too many times to count. A great situational character driven comedy with excellent performances by the cast. Had me drawing parallels between the characters in the movie and the people I have/do work with.

Rock Jocks Rocks
Rock Jocks is a campy, twisted sci-fi romp set in a top-secret facility where an unlikely group of slacker/nerds are tasked with saving the world from meteors -- on a budget that hasn't increased since about 1958. This indy film has an outstanding cast and quick dialogue that is always surprising. Writer/Director Paul Seetachitt offers bizarre and unexpected plot twists, along with biting commentary about government, relationships, and Jesus.

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