Culkin delivers his best work since discovering the F-word in "Home Alone," playing a chaotically brilliant man-child whose unfiltered honesty makes him both impossible to live with and impossible not to love. The film deftly balances awkward tour group dynamics (featuring the mandatory "guy who thinks he knows more than the guide") with genuine emotional excavation about inherited trauma. By the quietly devastating finale, I was reminded that some wounds never fully heal. Undramatic yet meaningful.

Thats what you call a cold blooded murder !!! oh wait murders, a bunch of em.

How does he look like ? Just funny.

it had comedy. oh yeah? yeah .. yeah !!
it had satire. oh yeah? yeah .. yeah !!
it had violence. oh yeah? yeah .. yeah !!

Is it a perfect film !!! , Pretty darn right, you betcha !

How do you intentionally make a bad movie and then come back and explain your actions? Well, One cut of the dead tells you how.

Extremely smart movie thats kind of captivating for its "so bad it's so good" parts in its initial 40 min runtime. But the next next hour is pure . damn genius and so funny that you simultaneously go ahhh!!! and also go into a laugh riot.

This is probably the most entertaining film this year and definitely needs to be seen by more people in its original form before Hollywood pecks it and makes a horrendous remake.