As Written

About This Movie

So, 'As Written' is one of those films that really plays with the idea of reality versus fiction. You’ve got this novelist, Brian Johnson, who’s giving what he thinks is just another book reading, but then it spirals into something much deeper. The visitors he encounters, they're not just random; they’re echoes of his past, almost like ghosts from his own narrative. That tension really builds as he starts to face his own unresolved issues, and the pacing has this slow, creeping dread that keeps you on edge. There’s a mix of humor and introspection that makes it feel oddly poignant. The performances are solid, and there's a unique use of practical effects that adds to the eerie atmosphere. It’s not your standard comedy, for sure.

Deals with themes of memory and regret. · Interesting blend of comedy and psychological elements. · Features practical effects that enhance the storytelling.