Brandon Hardesty Movies

A prominent bill collector finds himself indebted to a very dangerous man, and scrambles to raise the funds needed to save his life in this independent drama featuring Danny Trejo. Lorenzo Adams (Gary Moore) works for Lump Sum Collections. A top agent for the company, he never returns to the office empty handed. Meanwhile, Lorenzo owes has been skipping on his own debt to fierce Uncle Frankie (Trejo) for years. When Uncle Frankie learns that Lorenzo has been hiding out in Norfolk, West Virginia, he reckons that the time has come to collect from the collector. But Lorenzo is flat broke. Now, with no place to run and Uncle Frankie losing patience, Lorenzo turns to Pastor Kevin (Ron Kenoly) and the down-trodden members of an inner-city parish to pay off his lingering debt while he still can. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Bart got a room -- a hotel room -- and he's booked it for senior prom night. Though the title character of Bart Got a Room only appears in one brief scene towards the end of the film, it's his uber-geek specter that hangs over writer-director Brian Hecker's comedy, a semi-autobiographical ode to teenage angst. The plot is centered on the hopelessly dateless Danny (Steven Kaplan), a gawky band nerd who must decide between taking his best friend, Camille (Alia Shawkat), to the prom, and attempting to woo the date of his dreams, a pretty blonde cheerleader. Along the way he endures derision and peer pressure from friends, as well as uncomfortably frank advice from his divorced parents, played by Cheryl Hines and William H. Macy. Set in the geriatric environs of terminally sunny south Florida, Danny's world offers constant reminders of the road he's headed down should he not solidify this one life-defining event: Macy's Ernie grapples with loneliness by seeking women in chat rooms, while Hines's Beth sees relationships as a shortcut to financial security. ~ David Shim, Rovi