You're Killing Me

I certainly understand the low ratings some have given the film, but I found it strange, quirky and so silly at times that I really liked it. It is definitely campy, and I thought many of the lines were quite funny. If you want a believable film, this one is not for you.

The flashes of him killing people and things it's destructing to the overall part of the movie, it is trying hard to be a horror film and no death to it or why he's doing it I would not watch this.

I related in the beginning in the sense that I made fun of for lacking knowledge of things deemed gay culture. All in fun, of course. That's the end.

The movie was probably best described as black comedy. The stuff happening no one knows about is crazy. A little too crazy, especially given what Joe was doing. Funny how it made him happy and helped him find love.

It was an unexpected ending for me but also not strange. Though it was interesting I wouldn't call it a work of art. If you're bored and have nothing to watch, give it a go.

Someone had a clever idea but could follow through with their idea.

We have been looking for a new gay-themed movie to watch on Amazon Fire TV and found this title. The trailer looked interesting so we decided to invest in a rental. I wish we could get our money back.

The primary problem is that the writers could not decide if this was going to be a campy comedy or a true thriller, and in the end it wasn't either one.

I wouldn't call this a gay-themed movie even though it has gay characters. The only reason to add it to this genre is the gratuitous male nudity shot, which wasn't even that interesting.

There wasn't anyone to really root for in the movie. The two "actors" who play YouTube stars were given a role that added no value or interest to the movie.

There was potential here with a new idea for the genre but sadly it all fell flat.

It's impossible to describe how bad this low budget film is by just using words. It plays like a rerun of "Boys in the Hall" or a very poorly rated skit on "Saturday Night Live". It's a truly, certified waste of time and pixels! Might have been better as a 20 minute short on social media!