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Flashout (2019): Cast & Ratings

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Flashout is a 2019 sci-fi film directed by Richard Lerner, starring Maya Stojan as Iastar, Allison Dunbar and John Patrick Jordan. It runs 1 hour 30 minutes. Its Echo Score is 40/100.

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Flashout (2019) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 30m (90 min)
Director
Richard Lerner
Genre
Sci-Fi
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Flashout About?

The premise of Flashout without spoilers.

Three young women from a parallel universe participate in a reality game centered around blind dates, ultimately experiencing the intense sensation known as Flashout. However, their game takes a dangerous turn when they become trapped on Earth. A reality repairman is then tasked with dismantling their pleasurable game to prevent irreversible damage to the Multiverse, leading to a struggle to escape their predicament.

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Cast & crew

Flashout Cast & Characters

Maya Stojan leads the cast as Iastar, with Allison Dunbar as Karen and John Patrick Jordan as Matthew. Directed by Richard Lerner; 29 actors are credited in all.

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More from Richard Lerner

One more film directed by Richard Lerner: Revenge of the Cheerleaders.

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Ratings

Flashout Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 40/100, strongest in rewatch factor (52) and weakest in character & emotion (30).

40 /100

Flashout Echo Score Breakdown

Overall, Flashout receives a markedly negative reception, with most commentators highlighting its lack of coherent storytelling, amateurish production values, and substandard performances. A minority of viewers note occasional campy humor and the film's potential as a light‑hearted distraction for casual settings. The predominance of criticism across direction, acting, and technical execution outweighs these sporadic positives, resulting in a low aggregate rating that reflects limited appeal for most audiences.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 38

    In terms of art and craft, the film is widely regarded as low‑budget and technically deficient. Reviewers criticize cheesy special effects, amateurish visual quality, and a lack of polished editing. A few comments acknowledge that the production is at least functional for an indie effort, but the overall consensus points to a weak visual and editorial execution that detracts from the viewing experience.

  • Character & Emotion 30

    When evaluating character and emotion, critics consistently describe the acting as wooden and thin, with lead performances deemed atrocious. Supporting roles receive occasional mention as marginally competent, yet the prevailing view is that the cast fails to deliver believable or engaging portrayals. This pervasive deficiency in performance quality contributes to a low score for the character dimension.

  • Story & Flow 48

    Regarding story and flow, opinions are divided. Several reviewers cite an incoherent plot, lack of script, and nonsensical dialogue, labeling the narrative as uneven. Conversely, some viewers acknowledge the film's campy premise and occasional humor, noting it can hold attention for brief periods. The mixed feedback results in a moderate score that reflects both narrative flaws and limited entertainment value.

  • Sensory Experience 35

    The sensory experience is largely criticized for poor visual effects and an overall lack of polished sound design. Comments describe the audiovisual components as beyond amateur level, with few positive remarks about the modest production effort. The dominance of negative sentiment regarding sight and sound elements leads to a low sensory rating.

  • Rewatch Factor 52

    Rewatch factor receives a more balanced assessment. While many viewers abandon the film after a few minutes due to its shortcomings, others find it amusing in a casual or group setting, citing its campy humor and potential as a drinking‑game backdrop. This split perception yields a moderate score, indicating limited but occasional replay appeal for specific audiences.

Videos

Flashout Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Flashout.

FLASHOUT Trailer
Details

Flashout Also Known As

3 alternative titles, including “The Repairman” and “Intermate”.

Also known as
  • The Repairman
  • Intermate
  • 플래시아웃: 미녀삼총사

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FAQ

Flashout FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Flashout, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Flashout?

Flashout runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).

When was Flashout released?

Flashout was released on March 22, 2019.

Who directed Flashout?

Flashout was directed by Richard Lerner.

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Who is in the cast of Flashout?

Flashout stars Maya Stojan as Iastar, Allison Dunbar as Karen and John Patrick Jordan as Matthew, among 29 credited actors.

Does Flashout have a post-credit scene?

No. Flashout has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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