Tim

About This Movie

So, Tim is this quirky little comedy that features hitmen Malcolm and Gary, played by Craig Conway and Michael Luke. The film has a unique tone, blending dark humor with moments of genuine awkwardness. There's a kind of offbeat charm in the way Tim, portrayed by Pete Bennett, interacts with the hitmen. You can feel the hesitation in their characters as they grapple with their intentions—it's that uncertainty that drives the pacing. The practical effects, while not extravagant, serve the story well, and the performances add layers to what could have been a straightforward plot. It’s distinctive in its approach, sort of a blend of existential comedy and hitman tropes that keeps you engaged.

Tim is somewhat of a hidden gem in the comedy genre, with limited physical releases that make it a bit scarce on the market. Enthusiasts appreciate its unconventional storytelling and character dynamics, but it hasn’t seen a wide distribution, which contributes to its allure for collectors. Original formats are hard to come by, and its offbeat nature makes it a talking point among collectors who appreciate films that defy typical genre conventions.