Most reviewers praise it as a "fast romp" through a twisted mystery with a wonderful frenzied finish . However, some critics from All About Romance felt the female lead's plan to compromise the lawyer was contrived and difficult to believe.
Released in 2015, this memoir chronicles Gooch’s life in 1970s and 80s New York City and his relationship with filmmaker Howard Brookner. Smash Cut (Movie Review) - Bloody Good Horror Smash Cut
The antagonist, Creighton Wheeler, is frequently cited as a standout—a "cunning and beautifully evil" sociopath whose obsession with films like Strangers on a Train adds a unique layer to the plot. Most reviewers praise it as a "fast romp"
Directed by Lee Demarbre, this film is a comedic horror homage to "Godfather of Gore" Herschell Gordon Lewis (who also makes a cameo). Smash Cut (Movie Review) - Bloody Good Horror
There are three prominent works titled —a thriller novel, a cult horror film, and a poignant memoir. Depending on which you are looking for, the critical reception varies significantly from "page-turning" suspense to "schlocky" cinematic homage. 1. Smash Cut (Novel) by Sandra Brown
It is widely described as "schlock and sleaze," designed specifically for fans of 60s and 70s trash cinema. If you aren't a fan of that genre, reviewers at We Are Movie Geeks warn there isn't much to savor here.
This 2009 romantic thriller follows an art gallery owner and a defense lawyer as they hunt a killer obsessed with reenacting classic movie murders.