From the opening moments, this is a film whose director knows what kind of movie he wants to make. I was engaged with the situation right from the get go. No over the top camera moves, just crisp angles that accentuate the overall production design and allows the actors the physical space to deliver compelling performances. Neal McD is CLASSIC. The pacing of the film, and the music and sound design also make the viewing experience enjoyable. Regarding the release, I believe this should have been a Valentine's Day horror film, as opposed to getting buried in a studio dominated fall. Bravo to director and cast. Can't wait to see his next film!
Review of Soul Mates
