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Writer-director Leslie McCleave knows how to stir the pot, dropping various weird or menacing characters in the couple's path, but by the end of the movie's 92 minutes it still isn't soup yet. November 16, 2006 | Full Review…
Writer-director Leslie McCleave knows how to stir the pot, dropping various weird or menacing characters in the couple's path, but by the end of the movie's 92 minutes it still isn't soup yet.
J. R. Jones
What begins as a faintly unsettling Twilight Zone riff, soon becomes deadly with repetition and a lack of ideas. November 16, 2006
What begins as a faintly unsettling Twilight Zone riff, soon becomes deadly with repetition and a lack of ideas.
Robert Koehler
McCleave, making her feature debut, shows skill and emotion. November 16, 2006 | Rating: 2.5/4
McCleave, making her feature debut, shows skill and emotion.
Michael Wilmington
It's a less "entertaining" movie, but a much more life-affirming one. March 21, 2007 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
It's a less "entertaining" movie, but a much more life-affirming one.
Steven Snyder
Writer-director Leslie McCleave offers no explanation beyond juxtaposing sour lake beds and radioactive vats with the tension between the former lovers. The environment, with upstate New York standing in for Ontario, rarely looks this distasteful. March 16, 2007 | Rating: 2/4
Writer-director Leslie McCleave offers no explanation beyond juxtaposing sour lake beds and radioactive vats with the tension between the former lovers. The environment, with upstate New York standing in for Ontario, rarely looks this distasteful.
Michele Kenner
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