Kill the Habit is a beautifully shot indie film that has great plot twists and fantastic acting. Every time I go into an indie film I'm always nervous about how the acting will be. Kill the Habit is well directed and the actors carry the storyline all the way home. I would highly recommend this film for anyone in search of a new and entertaining movie.
"Kill The Habit" is a modern, feminist Western that evokes late-90s Coen and Wes Anderson. Galia, Soti, and Cardamosa are reimagined Greek Sirens on a voyage of their own, wreaking havoc (at times like cowgirls-on-the-run) set against a Wild-At-Heart landscape of wannabe junkies and awkward family pariahs. It's like if Bandits and Jackie Brown had a love child. That is this film!
This dark comedy will have you cracking up from beginning to end. All the characters play off well with each other as they keep getting into hilarious situations that stems from one dead guy. The dialogue is well written, the acting is top notch, and the jokes are funny. You cannot ask for anything more. Well, you can ask for a sequel but that's about it.
Such a fun ride, with an awesome set-up. And then the movie takes you through growing twists and lots of memorable moments. Think of a more female-centered kind of Tarantino film. I had a ball with this movie!
