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• AJ V

  
  There are some very funny moments, but it's long for its subject matter, and not as shocking as I had hoped it would be. If this were a horror film it would have done a lot better.

• Coxxie M

  
  I live in a country where people will inform you that Pulp Fiction is action, American Psycho is horror, Eternal Sunshine is comedy, Donnie Darko is witty, and the Honeymoon Killers is drama. well, what was i supposed to expect? its pretty hilarious.

• Tim S

  
  Not particularly good.

• Wahida K

  
  One of the most bizarre episodes in the annals of American Crime.

• Adam M

  
  wanted to see if I could figure out the handful of scenes Scorsese did; it's not subversive, like some people think, except that it's a horror movie that dislikes its audience as low culture, but ends up trying to please them intellectually; it's a conservative's… More
  wanted to see if I could figure out the handful of scenes Scorsese did; it's not subversive, like some people think, except that it's a horror movie that dislikes its audience as low culture, but ends up trying to please them intellectually; it's a conservative's horror film and a melodrama on the insecurity of love outside of normal/age-old institutions; camerawork is pretty good considering it looks like they had a shopping cart for a dolly

• Lady D

  
  Based on the true story of Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck (dubbed The Honeymoon Killers). Not every detail is completely accurate to the original story, however it appears to be a much more accurate portrayal than the later film released ?Lonely Hearts? (Salma Hayek and Jared… More
  Based on the true story of Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck (dubbed The Honeymoon Killers). Not every detail is completely accurate to the original story, however it appears to be a much more accurate portrayal than the later film released ?Lonely Hearts? (Salma Hayek and Jared Leto). Shirley Stoler played her role well as she came across cold, calculating and insanely jealous. The quality of film appears to look older than it actually is and has a worn look in parts, it seems this is down to the very low budget involved in making the film. Having said that, you get used to the quality pretty fast and the interesting storyline emerges and is an interesting journey of two obsessed lovers on the road on a murdering rampage. .

• Michael G

  
  Even though it's kind of a low rent Bonnie and Clyde, it started off interesting enough, but the character of Martha really annoyed the piss out of me after a while. I heard Martin Scorsese was originally directing and it only had a budget of $150,000. Even though it fell short I… More
  Even though it's kind of a low rent Bonnie and Clyde, it started off interesting enough, but the character of Martha really annoyed the piss out of me after a while. I heard Martin Scorsese was originally directing and it only had a budget of $150,000. Even though it fell short I would really have loved to see what could have been.

• Wu C

  
  I heard Scorsese directed this for the first week before getting canned. Decent low-budget gem that still has moments that hold up today.

• Doctor S

  
  Claims to be "fact-based" account of the con-artist couple known as The Lonely Hearts Killers during the 1940s, but only scratches the surface depicting two swindles and three murders, when they may have killed as many as twenty. Very low-budget look lends a very effective,… More
  Claims to be "fact-based" account of the con-artist couple known as The Lonely Hearts Killers during the 1940s, but only scratches the surface depicting two swindles and three murders, when they may have killed as many as twenty. Very low-budget look lends a very effective, seedy atmosphere filmed in stark black-and-white. The murder sequences are very chilling. The criminal couple are truly awful human beings and spending 100 minutes in their company proves quite unpleasant, I might prefer watching an hourlong documentary on the History channel about their case instead. Would get more of the facts too.

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