Every Heavy Thing
2025·Thriller·1h 29m
7.1
★
A journey centered around an ad-seller for one of the last alt-weeklies in the country, who, after witnessing a murder, is intimidated into being the killer's reluctant accomplice.
Directed by Mickey Reece
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Cast
Josh Fadem
Joe
James Urbaniak
William Shaffer
Barbara Crampton
Whitney Bluewill
Tipper Newton
Lux
Vera Drew
Alex
John Ennis
Fisher
Kaylene Snarsky
Cheyenne
Ginger Gilmartin
Bev
Mary Buss
Rodalyn
Ben Hall
Mike
Chris Freihofer
Paul
Colleen Elizabeth Miller
Dani
Crew
Mickey Reece
Director
Mickey Reece
Writer
Popular Reviews
2 reviews
Florian
9.0★ · 01/31/26
I must say I am a big fan. Definetly somewhere between 4 and 4.5/5 for me and since in the last few days I watched some unsatisfying movies and/or felt like being overly critical, I will give this a generous 4.5 for now ^^
I very much like this 80s digital look, I don't really know whether this analogy fits but it reminded me of black mirror bandersnatch, I don't remember a lot but I think the visual style is similar and I loved it.
I also think that every character in this movie just made sense, it seemed very natural.
I also am really surprised how much they could fit into this movie length, it felt longer than it is and this is a very rare case where I mean this positively.
The actors of Joe and Schaefer were quite good and convincing.
I liked how Joe switched from being very weak and helpless to confrontating Schaefer.
Even the weak portrayal of his relationship gets better in the end and I actually start believing in them loving each other and being supportive.
Ah and also; trans visibility for the win, good job
I very much like this 80s digital look, I don't really know whether this analogy fits but it reminded me of black mirror bandersnatch, I don't remember a lot but I think the visual style is similar and I loved it.
I also think that every character in this movie just made sense, it seemed very natural.
I also am really surprised how much they could fit into this movie length, it felt longer than it is and this is a very rare case where I mean this positively.
The actors of Joe and Schaefer were quite good and convincing.
I liked how Joe switched from being very weak and helpless to confrontating Schaefer.
Even the weak portrayal of his relationship gets better in the end and I actually start believing in them loving each other and being supportive.
Ah and also; trans visibility for the win, good job
I must say I am a big fan. Definetly somewhere between 4 and 4.5/5 for me and since in the last few days I watched some unsatisfying movies and/or felt like being overly critical, I will give this a generous 4.5 for now ^^
I very much like this 80s digital look, I don't really know whether this analogy fits but it reminded me of black mirror bandersnatch, I don't remember a lot but I think the visual style is similar and I loved it.
I also think that every character in this movie just made sense, it seemed very natural.
I also am really surprised how much they could fit into this movie length, it felt longer than it is and this is a very rare case where I mean this positively.
The actors of Joe and Schaefer were quite good and convincing.
I liked how Joe switched from being very weak and helpless to confrontating Schaefer.
Even the weak portrayal of his relationship gets better in the end and I actually start believing in them loving each other and being supportive.
Ah and also; trans visibility for the win, good job
I very much like this 80s digital look, I don't really know whether this analogy fits but it reminded me of black mirror bandersnatch, I don't remember a lot but I think the visual style is similar and I loved it.
I also think that every character in this movie just made sense, it seemed very natural.
I also am really surprised how much they could fit into this movie length, it felt longer than it is and this is a very rare case where I mean this positively.
The actors of Joe and Schaefer were quite good and convincing.
I liked how Joe switched from being very weak and helpless to confrontating Schaefer.
Even the weak portrayal of his relationship gets better in the end and I actually start believing in them loving each other and being supportive.
Ah and also; trans visibility for the win, good job
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SchubiaDüsentrieb
7.0★ · 01/24/26