FeaturePG2012·103m·5.6

Unicorn City

You are who you pretend to be

ComedyRomance

Voss entices local gamers to create a utopia to impress a potential employer, but paradise is disrupted when his nemesis lays claim to the city and Voss's true love.

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Cast

Devin McGinn

Voss

Jaclyn Hales

Marsha

Jon Gries

Shadow Hawk

Kevin Weisman

Jeff

Matt Mattson

Clancy

Steve Berg

Pat

Missy Hill

Angie

Emily Burnworth

Tearsumina

Clint Vanderlinden

Rhubarb

Niklaas Duncan

MoonStrider

Alesandra Durham

Juliet / Newscaster

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$550,000
Revenue
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
DeepStudiosSalt Lake Film Productions

Crew

Director

Bryan Lefler

Writers

Adrian Lefler, Bryan Lefler, Cameron Dayton

Bryan Lefler

Editor

Jared Cook

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

1/14/2017

7.0

**Where the video games come alive.** If you read the title correctly, you would think it's a little kid's film, especially for girls. Even the title design gives the same impression, more like a fairytale. But shockingly, this film was very different. This is about the gamers, the people who are crazy about video games. It was like a comic con, the film characters decide to create a utopia for the gamer with their favourite gaming characters. So they gather outskirt of the town and when everything was going well, they bump into a series of trouble, especially the founder of it. Coming out of it is the rest of the film to reveal. It is not my favourite, but one of the best B movies I have seen and a bit refreshing. My appreciation is according to how they managed to give this product with the limited financial support. The quality of the film was so good. The performances were well recognisable. Since it was a comedy, sometimes the flaws are gone unnoticed. Not a bad attempt for the first time direction. Though the story was easy, predictable, but still enjoyable. Surely some people will find it good, even better than I did, so I hope this film reaches them instead of those who criticise it. _7/10_