“Beer and Art”/”Cave People”

“Beer and Art” is a dark comedy about how an intimate get-together between two new friends sets the stage for betrayel.Sylvia, a poet, devastated by the rejections of her work (especially by her writing teacher) is wary about sharing her poetry with her co-worker, Arlene, who seems benevolent about offering her critique. Sylvia, however, is essentially unaware of Arlene’s self-serving, manipulative intentions.Violence ensues!”Cave People” is a dark comedy about witchcraft, depression, and the sexual sibling rivalry between a gay man and his white trash sister.Family jealousy reaches twisted new heights as mentally-unstable brother and exhibitionistic sister engage in a perverse competition. Add to this stew, a neighbor (whose a witch on disability) and you have a campy exercise in dysfunction.”BEER AND ART”:”I loved this film … totally wacky and entertaining.” – Undergroundfilm.org”Great acting, great dialogue.” – Internet Video Magazine”Fascinating … ‘Carrie’ meets ‘Heathers’ via ‘After Hours’.” – Filmson”CAVE PEOPLE”:”Great fun.” – Film Threat”A weird, but demented good film.” – Cultcuts”James Mirarchi has improved greatly.” – B-independent.com