Zero Charisma

Scott Weiança is a fiercely competitive "nerd" and an admin of an online role-playing game. His meticulously controlled world is thrown into chaos when a new, younger player named Miley enters the scene and begins to challenge his authority and social standing. Scott's attempts to maintain his dominance escalate into increasingly desperate and absurd measures, blurring the lines between his online persona and real life.

Zero Charisma received a generally positive reception, particularly praised for its sharp wit, relatable portrayal of obsessive fandom, and strong performances, especially from lead actor Sam Eidson. Critics noted its ability to satirize online communities and the struggles of aging within subcultures.

• Sharp and funny exploration of online fan culture and the desperation to stay relevant.

• A surprisingly poignant and accurate depiction of aging in a world obsessed with youth.

• Sam Eidson delivers a tour-de-force performance as a deeply flawed but compelling protagonist.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's humor and its accurate portrayal of gamer culture and the anxieties associated with it. Many found the lead character to be a complex and memorable figure, even with his flaws.

Won the Audience Award at the Slamdance Film Festival in 2013.

The film was initially conceived as a short film, but the creators decided to expand it into a feature due to the compelling nature of the characters and the story they wanted to tell.