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David Hess is praised for "hamming it up" as a frustrated filmmaker, while Sasha Grey's performance is often described as "flat" or "novelty factor" only.

It is widely described as "schlock and sleaze," designed specifically for fans of 60s and 70s trash cinema. If you aren't a fan of that genre, reviewers at We Are Movie Geeks warn there isn't much to savor here. Smash Cut

Several readers at The StoryGraph suggest skipping the first two chapters if the "head-hopping" omniscient perspective feels confusing, noting the story truly finds its footing in Chapter 3. 2. Smash Cut (2009 Movie) David Hess is praised for "hamming it up"

Most reviewers praise it as a "fast romp" through a twisted mystery with a wonderful frenzied finish . However, some critics from All About Romance felt the female lead's plan to compromise the lawyer was contrived and difficult to believe. Several readers at The StoryGraph suggest skipping the