To Kill a Mockumentary

Synopsis

In the 2004 satirical comedy 'To Kill a Mockumentary', director and star Jason London brilliantly weaves a tale that parodies the popular 'mockumentary' genre. The film follows a group of aspiring filmmakers who attempt to create a documentary on a small town's quirky residents, only to encounter unexpected challenges along the way. As the production progresses, the line between reality and fiction blurs, leading to hilarious and absurd scenarios that keep the audience guessing. With a blend of sharp wit and clever storytelling, 'To Kill a Mockumentary' delivers a fresh take on the conventions of mockumentaries, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre.

Cast

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  Jason London

  Tucker

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  Mickey Rooney

  Max

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  Edie McClurg

  Estelle

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  Tim Thomerson

  Will

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  Brian Krause

  Danson

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  Scott Grimes

  Jerry

Reviews

Despite its low rating on IMDb of 5.0/10, 'To Kill a Mockumentary' has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Jason London's dual role as director and lead actor, lauding his comedic timing and versatility, others criticized the film for its uneven pacing and lack of originality. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus states, 'Though 'To Kill a Mockumentary' showcases moments of genius, it ultimately falls short of its potential.' On the other hand, Metacritic describes the film as 'an ambitious but flawed satire that struggles to find its footing.' Overall, the reviews for 'To Kill a Mockumentary' reflect a diversity of opinions, making it a polarizing entry in the mockumentary genre.