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Customer Reviews of Circus Redickuless

if you found this page, you need to get this video.
for whatever reason, if you're reading this, and you weren't on the tour, in the film, or at one of the shows, you need to own this video. <
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>full disclosure:there were some scenes shot at my house (the show at the "rehab place" in az, before they get to texas, but they got cut for the final edit. but my face is in the film for like 1/2 second. <
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>anyway, it's an awesome film, was an awesome show, and i regret not being the one to run away with the circus. <
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>any circkus kids reading this, get in touch. <
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Various 3rd Party Reviews
Hi, I'm the director of this film. Below I've posted some word-for-word 3rd party reviews. Thanks.

Village Voice - by Gary Dauphin -- Circus Redickuless is a straight-up gem about an ill-fated `punk circus' tour mounted by a group of no-talent L.A. rejects. Documenting the troupe's every setback, Circus ennobles its bit players and losers, giving them the chance (on tape, at least ) to be the adventurers and art-hackers that's so obviously going to elude them in real life.

Winner - - Best Film - - New York Underground Film Festival - - 1998

Dallas Morning News - Chris Vognar - [referring to other film in review]...equally funny but far less troubling was the premiere of Circus Redickuless, a whirlwind, tongue-in-cheek chunk of punk from the promising Phillip Glau. A 28-year-old Angelino with fluorescent orange hair, Mr. Glau and his camera traveled across the country with his friends' `punk rock circus,' a comically talentless crew of free spirits led by a swindler extraordinaire named Chicken John. It's a must see for all who think their tour took a few bad turns. Countless van breakdowns, shut-down venues, beans for dinner and a lingering smell of mutiny in the air make this a biting, hilarious slice of utter chaos, packaged and presented by a talented one-man film crew.

Indiewire -- Rebecca Sonnenshine -- IDA's `Doctober' Forecasts Oscar Winners With Awesome Slate. Phillip Glau's `Circus Redickuless' without a doubt took the cake as the strangest, bawdiest, and funniest participant of the bunch. The documentary follows a group of rag-tag, punk slackers who decided to follow their friend, Chicken John, on a `punk rock circus' tour. Things go from bad to worse as the participants limp through from venue to venue in rickety, unreliable vans, and more importantly, with no real `act.' Fighting breaks out among the disillusioned , inebriated, hungry talent (to use the term loosely), and hilarity ensues. Despite the unlikely subject matter, the film is engaging, energetic, crass and a testament to the filmmaker's storytelling ability.