Tony Wright (Moose)

Two brilliant actors with timing that's both impeccable & impressive. The support cast was a masterstroke by casting. An absolute non-stop ride of biting humour and some very, very funny lines. I could watch Jack Lemmon all day. The man is an artist.

An underrated movie with outstanding performances from a highly gifted cast. For me though Eric Roberts deserved the praise & accolades he received. An absolute master class in acting. It was if the part was made for him because he is full on. This film has a cult following. What is somewhat surprising are the amount of recovering addicts that seem to enjoy this style of movie. It's brutal at times. Also funny in parts. The director has done a wonderful job drawing us in to the heart of of the story. The struggle of making a buck or two is gritty as our protagonists do there best to have integrity & respect. While all the time looking over there shoulders as the next wannabe tries to make a name for themselves. It really got me as it became bittersweet. I certainly recommend you give it a try. Even better if you're a fan of Eric Roberts & Micky O'rourke. TW

The small nuances in this film such as eating for the first time. Hearing music clean & no sleep, made me shudder. Full of metaphors. The one of him shedding his skin while going on a rescue mission was a cinematic triumph. But there are many more. Thoughtful & provoking

Best ScFi/horror I've ever seen. If you're fortunate enough never to have seen it, then I envy you. So sit down, strap yourself in, you're in for one hell of a ride.

Read the synopsis first and you can't go wrong its dark & brooding atmosphere is exactly how it should be when people are grieving. Arnie gives an excellent performance of a man who's lost his entire reason for living. Its also beautiful the way he portraits how people, places & things can do absolutely nothing to help. That a man has no choice but slowly heal & accept a horrendous reality, alone. Other characters in the movie bring it all together & make the movie flow. Death, grief, anger, despair are all quite difficult to produce on screen. However this movie gets it spot on. I recommend it.

Absolutely stunning. The attention to detail is phenomenal. On par with 'paths of glory and all quiet on the western front'. Sit down, strap yourself in and get transported to the hell of the western front. Amazing.