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Cast

Anton Yelchin
as Max

Ashley Greene
as Evelyn

John Hora
as Grumpy Customer

Alexandra Daddario
as Olivia

Oliver Cooper
as Travis

Ozioma Akagha
as Kat

Mark Alan
as Goth Bartender

Gabrielle Christian
as Coco

Archie Hahn III
as Chuck

Stephanie Koenig
as Kendra

Wyndoline Landry
as Demetria

Katie Roberts
as Rose

Mary Kate Wiles
as Goth Girl #2

Dick Miller
as Grumpy Cop

Julia Marchese
as Parent

Mindy Robinson
as Mindy

Mary Woronov
as Scary Mary

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• Oct 03, 2015

  Meh. Could have been much better...the acting in particular is pretty bad. Plus, honestly, this film just isn't that funny. This is definitely not another Clerks lol.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Sep 16, 2015

  Incredibly lame and lifeless, Burying the Ex is a poorly made horror-comedy from Joe Dante. The love life of a shop keeper named Max gets complicated when his ex-girlfriend rises from the grave several weeks after getting hit and killed by a bus. Starring Anton Yelchin, Ashley Greene, and Alexandra Daddario, the film has a pretty good cast. Their performances however, are rather weak. And the plot is quite perfunctory, endlessly dragging out Max's attempts to breakup with his dead girlfriend. Still, the film has its moments and delivers a few laughs. But overall, Burying the Ex is a lackluster effort by Dante that fails to deliver anything clever or original.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Sep 14, 2015

  mediocre at best and I expected much more from Dante. He was the master of horror comedies for a long time so I was a little disappointed
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Aug 25, 2015

  More often than not, when I rate a film two or two and a half stars, I'm coming from a place of "Well it's not really for me, but I guess I could see why it might have appeal". Burying the Ex on the other hand comes from a place exactly opposite to that. It's like every five minutes there was something dropped precisely to cater to my interests, but there's no appeal at all. And no amount of goth bars I'd kill to have in my town, horror-themed ice cream parlours, Joe Dante directorial credits or Alexandra Daddario getting her kit off in a graveyard can make up for that. It's not outright boring, which is certainly welcome, but it's horror that's not scary, comedy that's not funny, and bears not one but two life lessons that seem well learned until they're *both* dropped in the final scene. I'm not going to make any "Should have stayed buried" digs, because it's really not *that* bad, but I'm not going to recommend it either.
  

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