The Scenesters

Synopsis

"The Scenesters" is a 2009 dark comedy thriller directed by Todd Berger, featuring Blaise Miller among its cast. The film centers around a group of crime scene videographers who are not only documenting grisly murders but end up embroiled in the investigation themselves. Blending elements of satire and suspense, the narrative explores the phenomenon of media sensationalism, the obsession with crime scenes, and the blurred lines between reality and entertainment. With its unique storytelling style and dark humor, "The Scenesters" provides a quirky look into morbid curiosity and the human psyche’s fascination with violence.

Cast

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  Blaise Miller

  Charlie Newton

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  Sherilyn Fenn

  A.D.A. Barbara Dietrichson

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  Suzanne May

  Jewell Wright

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  Jeff Grace

  Roger Graham

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  Kevin M. Brennan

  Investigator Henry Muse

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  Todd Berger

  Wallace Cotten

Reviews

"The Scenesters" received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike, reflected in its ratings of 5.5/10 on IMDb and 50% on Rotten Tomatoes. Many reviewers praised the film for its clever concept and the satirical lens it cast on true crime obsession. The performances, particularly by the ensemble cast including Blaise Miller, were seen as engaging and fitting for the film's tone. However, some critics pointed out that the pacing felt uneven, and its dark humor did not always land effectively, which may alienate certain viewers. On Rotten Tomatoes, audience comments often highlighted the movie's originality but noted that the script could have been tighter. Metacritic scores, while limited, also suggest a polarized reception. Overall, "The Scenesters" is acknowledged for its ambition and stylistic flair, though it received criticism for execution and tone inconsistencies.

See also

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Kung Fu Panda

Now You See Me 2

Men in Black 3