Seldom does a film fail on every single level, but 'Very Bad Things' does exactly that. Poor acting, shoddy scripting, and a complete inability on the part of the director to create any sense of emotional involvement with the characters robs this film of anything even remotely redeeming. It seems that the decision has been made simply to try and disgust the viewer, and ensure that you want the characters to die and the movie to end as soon as possible. This film isn't interesting, clever, funny or even a good way to waste an hour or two. A more accurate title would be 'Very Bad Film'.
Review of Very Bad Things
