Directed by convicted murderer in violation of his parole, Randall Miller demonstrates his usual unprofessional mediocrity. Like all of his tepid filmography, his work is at best derivative and at worst, mind-numbingly tedious. Coffee wars is no exception. Shot in the few locations on earth where Miller can show his face around a film crew without being recognized as the killer of camera assistant Sarah Jones, the film lacks any professional polish or technical quality.
I would assume the people who worked on this "film" only did so because they didn't know the director had been convicted of murdering a crew member or because they were truly desperate for money to feed their families.
The film is cheap, pointless, and supports a person who should never ever be allowed on set. Don't waste your time or money on it.
I would assume the people who worked on this "film" only did so because they didn't know the director had been convicted of murdering a crew member or because they were truly desperate for money to feed their families.
The film is cheap, pointless, and supports a person who should never ever be allowed on set. Don't waste your time or money on it.