Loose 2022
Garrett Saunders' zany six-minute comedy *Loose (2022)* dives into the surreal consequences of one man's ill-advised basement binge.
Director: Garrett Saunders
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Loose (2022) about?
*Loose* follows a stoned son whose basement session turns surreal when he imagines hostile tooth fairies. His dad's interruption escalates the chaos, leading to a bizarre showdown and a twist involving burgeoning affection between the dad and one of the tiny assailants.
Who directed Loose?
Garrett Saunders directed *Loose*, bringing a sharp comedic eye to this micro-budget short's rapid-fire absurdity.
Who stars in Loose?
The film stars Angela Barnes, Chad Micah Johnson, Madison Johnson, and Aaron Naylor in a tightly knit ensemble.
Is Loose (2022) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, *Loose* delivers a sharp six-minute jolt of dark comedy and surreal fun. If you enjoy zany, low-stakes shorts with big laughs, Saunders' contest-winning film is a quick, entertaining pick.
How long is Loose?
The runtime for *Loose* is six minutes.
About Loose (2022) — A stoner's wild hallucination collides with tooth fairies and unexpected romance
Garrett Saunders' zany six-minute comedy *Loose (2022)* dives into the surreal consequences of one man's ill-advised basement binge. As a stoner son hallucinates encounters with tooth fairies, his father storms in to disrupt the bizarre revelry—only for the tables to turn in spectacularly unexpected fashion. What begins as a chaotic clash spirals into an offbeat romance between dad and one of the tiny, furious intruders, capped off by a poolside poolside cocktail détente. Packed with rapid-fire visual gags and a dash of dark whimsy, this micro-budget short thrives on its absurdist premise and lightning-fast pacing.
Crafted during a grueling ten-hour Kansas City contest that drew scores of filmmakers, *Loose* snatched second place with its irreverent charm and knack for sudden tonal pivots. Saunders and his ensemble cast revel in the madness, blending slapstick with a wink, ensuring every twist feels both ridiculous and oddly satisfying.