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All Critics (11) | Top Critics (9) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (8)
Technically accomplished but dramatically unconvincing.
Kirkpatrick keeps stomping on the drama pedal while blowing the cliché horn, yielding scene after tired scene of predictable developments as the principals keep shoving guns into mouths and screaming obscenities.
This low-budget drama has a gutsy handle on what makes a crime drama crackle.
As one bloody encounter treads on the heels of the next, all that remains is a tiny indie undone by its own vicious ambitions.
It's a lousy movie, but it has spunk.
Rock bottom has now been firmly established.
It's always refreshing to see a newcomer with so much energy, but the chaos that takes over Cost of a Soul ultimately feels wasteful.
A valiant enough first effort, but {Sean} Kirkpatrick has a long way to go before he achieves even Mean Streets-level Scorsese.
Exactly the type of inner-city crime drama that HBO's The Wire so expertly exposed as facile fantasy.
An impressive debut for film school grad Sean Kirkpatrick is marred by an excessively high body count.
A haunting and remarkable feature debut.
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