A Lesson in Cruelty

"A Lesson in Cruelty" is dark, wild, and funny! The main character is one that you don't feel guilty for hating. Seeing the antics in the film play out made me think of how much I'd love seeing a performance of this movie live in a theatrical production, but the movie in and of itself is rather entertaining and well-produced. Nicely done!

I enjoyed this fun, way-over-the-top satire. The premise is fun and simple - and A Lesson in Cruelty was well put-together and fantastically acted... especially the lead Justin Lebrun.

Watched this one on Amazon Prime - it's a good fun film for anyone that's ever had a terrible boss!

You know a film is a hug stinker when the legit reviewers are all one star and here is a flood of eight to ten star reviewers by single use accounts whos sole activity is giving this a highs score -- and who use lots of the same phrasing and adjectives.

This film is for C students who are crybabies and blame the A student. Made by losers -- for losers.

A Lesson In Cruelty is a bold indie satire. It's one of those comedies that really goes for it where performances are intentionally big and over-the-top, and that's where the laughs come from. The plot involves a jerk of a boss -- something I'm sure we all can relate to -- who has a party thrown for him, but the intention is to actually teach him a lesson. I thought it was a great story and I was immediately hooked. It's an indie film, so it might not have the perfection of a big Hollywood studio film with a gigantic budget, but I was actually really impressed with the film's production value. The lead actor, Justin LeBrun I believe is his name, also gave a very convincing performance. If you're looking for a big and bold film that doesn't hold back, then check out A Lesson in Cruelty.

This is rubbish! I can't believe anyone would rate that any higher even if they were blind and deaf!