A terrible script which made me laugh out loud when I shouldn't! The acting doesn't help the cause because it's also pretty weak. At the half way point it actually does get farcical with a ridiculous scene of cartoon violence. Daniel Peacock is the only bright spot in the cast... but even he struggles with his daft role as a private investigator. Anyway, if you want a good laugh at other people's expense this may pass the time. I can think of better ways to spend this budget.

Not much gore and no nudity but what a vile film. It kept me wondering what was going to happen. It's a sick world. I am one for the extreme side of cinema and this delivered.

Some weeks ago I was fortunate enough to see Death Walks, a no budget movie with twists a plenty. Then this weekend I got to see No Reasons, a movie from the same director. No Reasons is a slow burning drama that slowly turns from being fairly normal, to un-normal, slowly all the plots merge together like fingers. It's a freaky offering from a rookie director that really starts to show what the movies creator is capable of. So Spencer Hawken made Death Walks for nothing, then No Reasons for around £15k, which i'm told is nothing for a film; now trust me when I say this No Reasons is a polished work of art, a screwed up work of art, but still a work of art. This makes me think what on earth could this guy do with twice that amount, three times the amount, its mind boggling. Death Walks has a style, a kind of jolly style, No Reasons has nothing like that, its like a humanized version of a Serbian Film, every bit as screwed up. When the end credits began to roll the audience was plundered into silence, but then a lone individual let out an expletive, and shortly afterwards, a mid credits twist that will mean A LOT to those that have seen Death Walks a huge round of applause rang out. The music is astounding, camera-work slick, performances great. No Reasons shows that we have a new name to watch, Christopher Nolan, your cards are marked.