“Brothers Benny (Matt Lozano) and Phil (Cole Simon) head to the desert to join 3,500 other extras to make a cinematic extravaganza; both become enamored of spunky extras coordinator Louise (Anna Schutz). When the film’s eccentric director (Robert Kearcher) quits and Phil takes over the production, movie mayhem ensues.

The funny hits some speed bumps and both comedy and melodrama are over the top, but the camp doesn’t distract. Simon is leading-man charming, Schutz has likeable ingénue purity and Lozano’s gee-whiz honesty is appealing.”

“Anna Schutz disarms as Louise Goldman, the nervous, beautiful extras director who tries to hold things together while broad comedy and chaos fall around her like plaster chunks from an ersatz frieze.”

“Simon's charm as the controlling Phil and Lozano's spot-on 1930's ‘aw shucks, mister!’ cadence makes them a fun duo, but Schutz's turn on a dime hysteria-to-composure, spunk-to-sass allows for EPIC PROPORTIONS' standout performance.”

“Both brothers fall for pert, cheerful Louise Goldman (Anna Schutz), assistant director to the extras, whose job of dividing the extras into ‘slave group’ or ‘orgy scene group’ already sets brother against brother.”