A Serial Killer's Guide to Life

The title could have been an interesting one, and the story's pacing and camera language were an indescribable failure.The action scenes are also very simple.

This had a promising start, and it grew somewhat into its second act, but when it came time for the third act, it just wrapped up with a cop-out ending that had been done too many times before. In the end ,the characters were under-developed, and the plot actions implausible. That could have served as a clue to what would come by the end, but when that end arrived, it was unsatisfying and felt like I was hustled out of 90 wasted minutes that could have been something better, without spending a single Euro more on budget. Even the stabs at the pitiful absurdities of self-help gurus wasn't nearly as compelling as it should or could have been; in that sense, the writing lacked inexcusably.

The self help guide to end all self help guides. Great casting and acting.

Very bizarre, very British, very funny, very good! Quintessentially British filmmaking with a heart. Beautiful shot scenery and a star making performance from Poppy Roe. May be too 'odd' for some but still highly recommended

A well-written, shot, and acted darkly humorous film.

I just love it when an indie film has all the elements that make it unusually entertaining

If you pay attention there are very, subtle comedy elements in this film..