MoldyBreadInc blog praises "Inventory"

Pop-culture blogger Frank Kemp of MoldyBreadInc.com reviews Inventory, and gives it an "A."

[Inventory] is one of the very few indie films that I really enjoyed. Watching this film reminded me of my first viewing of Clerks.

I highly recommend this film to anyone that is a fan of the slacker film genre. The film's title also doubles great as the characters also take care of their own personal inventory. It's one of those films where I wish myself could have been a part of. As I am writing this review I am watching the special features that were included on the DVD and they clearly show the great atmosphere the cast and crew had together making this film and that transcends into the film itself. Justin Fielding and the cast have a great future ahead of them.

Destroy All Slackers blog praises "Inventory"

Kris Kail at Destroy All Slackers says of Inventory:

This is true independent cinema at its finest, mostly because it's not trying too hard to be something it isn't, and it's a product of a lot of hard work and elbow grease by a cast and crew who really believed in it.

All in all, Inventory is definitely a movie to check out. It's got my stamp of approval.

Sneak preview of new "Inventory" ad to be aired on SIR

Our new internet-radio ad features testimonials from Kevin Smith fans who responded to our first ad on Jay and Silent Bob Get Jobs on SModcast Internet Radio (SIR).

Thanks to Scott McPherson for the use of the song "Mary Goes Around," one of two Tiny Volcano songs to be heard in the powerpop song score for Inventory!

Update: The ad ran on Plus One Per Diem on July 11, 2011, about one hour and two minutes into the show.

Jim Martin praises "Inventory"

Heroes screenwriter and Barely Sarcasm blogger Jim Martin (AKA "J$" and "J Money") reviewed Inventory, saying that....

Independent film is alive and well and in the Greater Boston area. With a funtastic soundtrack, poignant montages, quick-paced dialogue, and racy jokes, it was top tier all the way through. It's a very funny movie.

I'm scheduled to appear in an upcoming episode of Jim's "Practicing Stand Up in a Mirror in My Bathroom" podcast.

Joseph James Bellamy of Reel Zine praises "Inventory"

The first-ever review of Inventory!

Highlights include:

...the kind of lightning-in-a-bottle comedic magic that infused contemporary ensemble classics like “The Breakfast Club” and “Empire Records.”

The film, a grand-slam giggler concerning the exploits of a group of self-obsessed slackers on inventory day at a small furniture retailer, is side-splitting, clock-punching fun. A brilliant spiritual fusion of “Clerks”, ‘Waiting,” and senior study-hall, “Inventory” is a fresh take on what happens when too much time, too many brains, and not enough motivation are left to ferment in a vat of minimum-wage apathy.

...working-class wit, wholesale humor, and the kind of break-room antics that will keep your funny bone working overtime.

Rhode Island filmmaker Daniel Lee White praises "Inventory"

Via e-mail:

"Inventory is awesome! A good story with entertaining characters, good enough to watch more than once. It’s nice to see a movie produced in New England that is not only of professional quality and performance, but has a truly organic feel to the concept and dialogue. Justin Fielding and crew did a great job producing a solid film.”

Daniel Lee White
Love Thy Job Productions

Mattysville Radio has high praise for "Inventory"

"This independent movie made in the Boston area took 2 years to complete and believe me it was worth the wait.... so funny I had tears coming out of my eyes... had to pause the movie so I could catch my breath.

The actors all had great chemistry.... The movie was full of laughs and actually... had a pretty touching and inspiring message woven throughout... a great movie."—Mattysville Radio

Powerpop impresario David Bash praises the "Inventory" song score

Via e-mail:

"The Inventory soundtrack features an amazing collection of powerpop, from classic bands like Shoes and Stackridge to more recent, relatively unknown but worthy artists such as The Lolas and Jeremy. If you're a melody freak, then the music alone is a big reason to look forward to seeing—and hearing—this new indie film!"

David Bash
Founder/CEO
The International Pop Overthrow Festival
www.internationalpopoverthrow.com