Metacritic reviews

Very entertaining, if thoroughly silly.

An intriguing noir whose conceptual sophistication is partly undermined by naive execution.

A pointless modern morality play set in various sleazy locales that offer sex, drugs, assorted perversions, bare-knuckle fights, and even Russian roulette where lives are wagered for money.

The lapses in logic make a weak subplot about a serial killer on the loose just plain silly instead of provocative.

A standard morality tale, and looks especially weak in the shadow of "Eyes Wide Shut" and "Fight Club," which it resembles.

Isaac Eaton wrote and directed; he evidences little talent in either department.

A cheaply voyeuristic story whose "twist" is hardly worth the wait.

Cynical to an extreme, it doesn't illustrate its points but blasts them at us -- in italics, boldface and capital letters.

The pits.

About as interesting as watching paint dry.