Maybe I'm being generous because I rented it for free, thanks to a discount from Redbox, but this wasn't a half-bad movie all things considered. Honestly, and this is obviously not true, but the whole film seems like a set-up for one line. I think you know the line and that is 'you are dead to me.' I think, once you know the film's premise, that we can all see this one coming and, you know what, even if you can see it coming a mile away, it's still funny. I just think the film, in spite of its flaws, it's not a consistently funny movie, it looks a little bland, the writing isn't great, has an energy about that definitely makes it better than one would reasonably expect, particularly if you read the critics' reviews. I don't like to read review, not because I don't respect the real critics who do this for the love of films, I just feel that reading reviews, subconsciously, will affect your enjoyment or dislike of a film. Of course, I have a mind of my own and I've enjoyed plenty of films that have been poorly reviewed, but I like to keep that experience as 'pure' as possible. There's a certain tunnel vision when it comes to my viewing films without reading reviews. Anyway, I thought the film was well-cast. It's not like the characters themselves are that complex or have any actual depth to them, it's a fairly simple and straightforward horror/romantic comedy, but I think it's well cast. Ashley Greene is great in her role, she's pretty much insufferable from the get-go, Anton Yelchin is good as is Alexandra Daddario, though the film centers more around Max's and Evelyn's interaction with each other once Eve comes back from the dead. It's a little bit hit and miss, honestly. But, like I said, the film is definitely energetic enough to overcome a lot of this. The cast seemed to be having fun, so that always helps. It'd have been cool if the film sort of reversed the roles, because the crazy ex-girlfriend schtick has pretty much been played out and it'd over some new options, but I can't complain much. With that said, I had some fun watching this movie, it's not good or anything. But it's in line with a lot of Joe Dante's work and I think genre fans will definitely find a lot to appreciate here. If it ever comes on Netflix, then I'd say go ahead and watch it, it's not a must-see though. You won't miss anything clever or fresh if you decide to skip this movie.