Drop Dead Roses

Eddie Mc Gee is brilliant. Any scene with him is hilarious, his natural talent goes beyond his first hit, the tv show Big brother.

This low budget dark comedy contains very funny moments. Brian o'Halloran does a good job probing he is more than a Kevin Smith's creature. Chris Demantoupolus is another amazing discovery as the bad guy. A must see film.

A well done, entertaining and quirky comedy, but for me the most pleasant surprise was the leading turn taken by novice actor Eddie McGee.

He had an energy, enthusiasm and earnest freshness that really stood out, making his gruff character seem more charming. He makes you like his character, and carried himself remarkably well for someone whose sole acting exposure was winning a reality tv show. I hope to see more of him in the future, good work by the director in getting so much out of him in his first role!

I had a great time at the Long Island showing of this flick, it was so funny. Great to see the cast and director out for the showing. dying to know when I can see this film again, and maybe this time get to talk to that pretty red-headed director.

A funny original storyline in a movie that was stolen by Eddie's raw talent and an ecclectic supporting cast. I was lucky enough to see the Toronto premiere. The film was well received and I keep hoping to see it picked up in wider distribution so that it gets the exposure it deserves.

Ugh, this movie stunk. It's very derivative of Kevin Smith characters -- you know retail clerks passing the time talking about comics, Star Wars, chicks and life in general. The only difference here is that the characters are extremely weak, the plot sucks and they own the store and they don't mention ALL the tired Kevin Smith clichés (dying mid-backstroke, chick doing a dead guy in the back room, etc, ad nauseum).

I originally thought that Kevin Smith ghost-wrote/directed/etc this movie and I theorized that he was too embarrassed to put his name on it, but I can't find any evidence of that.

This is low budget film-making at its lowest. Little creativity and flat characters. Simply awful. 1/10