Reviews

I honestly didn't know about the statistics about bad therapists until I saw this film. It was really eye opening. Having the film then show us how bad it can get by sharing this true story was very effective. It's good when films are more than just entertainment but they also are trying to educate. It was effective in both.

Fun, found footage film. The first 10 minutes replay actual footage from the Columbine murderers and other serial killers. You can jump ahead 10 minutes if you find the tweak stuff too hard to watch like I did. Otherwise, it's enjoyable indie fun

Sweet, feel good Indie film. Very good acting and funny premise. I'm sure that most women who are about to get married can relate to this situation. Definitely recommend for a girls night in!

I just loved "Murder Made Easy." It reminded me so much of Alfred Hitchcock's "Rope," with the same (almost) one take type style. It's also a lot like "Clue" or so many Agatha Christie stories. If you love those, you will love this film.

Acting is much better than most indie films, and the story is way better than most Hollywood films out there.

Entertaining and ambitious indie thriller. Some great ocean views. Descent acting even though it doesn't have any recognizable stars. Lots of very good looking people. Story is complex and entertaining, more so than many big Hollywood productions.

This was a really well done indie film about a topic that is not discussed much. Well shot, good acting all around. Kept me entertained and moved me. We talk a lot about women's issues with body image, but men have them as well. It's a problem that is pervasive in our society, so I applaud the filmmakers for taking it on.

When your story is about bugs, you got an automatic squirm factor. Each of the 3 shorts was so intense. It works so well psychologically that I felt I had to recheck my house afterwards to make sure there were no creepy crawlies before I went to bed. Excellent film to watch on a night in.

I haven't been a huge fan of this series. Most are largely forgettable if not bad. This one is very enjoyable. Incredible that it can keep you entertained despite it taking place in one elevator and with only 2 characters. Applause just for that accomplishment.

Made the mistake of watching this by myself at night. Don't make that mistake too. This is seriously creepy. The slasher subgenre has a lot of duds, but this has some really new and unique situations that I have never seen before. One of the better indie films I've seen in a while.

My heart was broken when I found out this show had been cancelled. So funny. Quirky, Lovable characters. Great acting. Great writing. Why are there so many bad shows still on the air and yet this is cancelled? Somebody please bring it back!!!!!

I actually enjoyed this film. I have seen enough recent Bruce Willis on the cover films to know that he's going to be in just a handful of scenes. He actually was in the film more than I thought he would be. Zack is all grown up, and he actually pulls off the action hero. I thought the love triangle was fun. Action was good and not drawn out endlessly like so many other action films these days. Dialogue can get cheesy at times, but there other points where I thought it was quite clever. Honestly, I enjoyed this more than any of the last 100 fast and furious films.

This is a sorry excuse of a documentary that completely covers up the horrible atrocities committed against the Cuban people by the Castros. It tries to act like it's being unbiased but it constantly portrays Fidel Castro as a very nice and misunderstood leader who is a victim of the U.S. embargo. The filmmaker gives him presents? Disgusting! I don't think anyone would have approved of a documentary of Hitler walking around being a likable guy, but somehow it is okay to do it with Fidel Castro even though he's also a mass murderer.

I lived in Cuba in the 70s and the food rations and blackouts that are only shown here during the 90s already existed. While he shows briefly the attacks on the people trying to leave to the U.S. in 1980, he doesn't show anything about the people who are sent to jail simply for being critical of the government. There's mention of the free healthcare, but no mention of the fact that there are no medicines available since the 70s not just the 90s. And while Castro always blamed the embargo for the shortage of food and medicine, he continued becoming richer and richer off of the exported goods through cheap labor. He owned property all over and lived in the lap of luxury while his people starved.

Where does this show children being forced to cut sugar cane for free during the summers since 7th grade? Where does this show men and women being forced to serve in the military? Where is the mention of the rampant prostitution of women and children, because that is the only way that people can make dollars and euros to be able to feed their families? Where is the interview of Cubans in the U.S. who can speak freely about the atrocities committed in Cuba? Do you really believe that millions of people have fled the island purely because of economic reasons? You interviewed people who could not speak freely and record that as news?

Mr. Alpert, you are no journalist. You have created nothing here but Cuban government propaganda and you should be ashamed of yourself. You are a sorry excuse of a human.