Review of Cost Of A Soul (2011) by Kirk Honeycutt for The Hollywood Reporter — 16 May 2011
While Kirkpatrick does a fine job in establishing a gritty inner-city milieu and a collection of more than credible street characters caught up in an endless cycle of crime and violence, his body count reaches the proportions of the worst sort of studio schlock.
Going for a shock effect, he instead strains credulity and risks unintended laughs.
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This review of Cost Of A Soul (2011) was written by Kirk Honeycutt and published by The Hollywood Reporter on 16 May 2011.
Cost Of A Soul has generally received mixed reviews.
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