The Death of Dick Long

A lovely film about what you do when you've done something that is unforgivable.

[For] those willing to take the plunge into the animalistically risqué unknown, The Death of Dick Long gallops to the finish line with authoritative tenacity.

The Death of Dick Long is a solidly fun and fascinating film.

You may not like where the movie takes you, but damn if you won't enjoy the ride.

Dick Long often doesn't seem to know what it's doing from scene to scene, and it's hard to say if that's by design.

You can feel your brain melting away as you watch it, and that's not always a bad sensation.

At least, The Death of Dick Long is a homecoming for the Alabamian Scheinert that uses his warped view of the place to create a glowing nostalgia and a strong vision for American Indie cinema.

The film mostly works thanks to the cast, who make the characters sympathetic, believable and worth spending time with.

The Death of Dick Long is an interesting diversion for most of its running time, but it's hard not to feel like the filmmakers could have done more with the concept.

Easily the best move ever made about an Alabama-based Nickelback cover band. The less said, the better. Just know, this movie never makes the unexpected choice.