Followers

Name: Followers
Genre: Drama
Released: October 13, 2000
Duration: 87 min
Rating: 16

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Castle Hill Productions | Release Date: October 13, 2000

Summary: Inspired by an actual racial hazing incident, Followers focuses on three friends who want to pledge an exclusive fraternity. The friendship disintegrates when one of the friends is not accepted because he is black. To test the loyalty of the two white friends, the fraternity president forces them to target their African American friendInspired by an actual racial hazing incident, Followers focuses on three friends who want to pledge an exclusive fraternity. The friendship disintegrates when one of the friends is not accepted because he is black. To test the loyalty of the two white friends, the fraternity president forces them to target their African American friend through a series of dangerous, racially motivated hazing incidents. (Castle Hill Productions)… Expand

Director: Jonathan M. Flicker

Genre(s): Drama

Runtime: 87 min

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Maitland McDonagh

Unfortunately, Flicker wasn't able to rise above the limitations of his microbudget, and his message is compromised by student-film production values and performances that range from adequate to pretty awful. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

Though Flicker based the story on real events, the execution is so melodramatic that none of it feels remotely true. Read full review

Mr. Showbiz Michael Atkinson

An earnest but fatally amateurish and stereotypical melodrama about fraternity hazing. Read full review

Jonathan Foreman

Atrociously written. Read full review

Lawrence Van Gelder

Suffers from clumsy exposition and uneven acting, except in the case of Eddie T. Robinson. Read full review

Dennis Lim

So seamlessly and comprehensively dreadful that its very existence (let alone its appearance in theaters) beggars belief. Read full review

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