Great Trailer for Record Shop Comedy PARADISE RECORDS From Writer and Director Logic and Producer Kevin Smith — GeekTyrant
The film's synopsis reads:
'Cooper (Logic), a well-meaning record store owner, is trying to keep the doors of Paradise Records open. He's facing foreclosure, the bank won't give him a loan, someone keeps offering to buy the property — and then a robbery. He's not having a great day.
'Thankfully he's got a motley crew of entertaining employees and a lot of weed to help him figure out how to get himself out of this big mess.'
The film features tons of really fun cameos from Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith as Jay and Silent Bob, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ron Perlman, Diedrich Bader, Martin Starr, David Krumholtz, Bobby Lee, Kevin Corrigan and more.
Check out the trailer below, and watch for a release date for Paradise Records after it debuts at the Tribeca Film Festival this summer.
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