Shot on a modest DV budget, Kill the Poor isn't pretty, but it's a balanced look at the dirty politics of gentrification.Read Full Review »
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The New York Times: Nathan Lee
There's potential here for an incendiary riff on gentrification and its discontents, but the result is only lukewarm. While the ensemble is as pungent as its assorted clichés will permit, the cruddy video photography and haphazard organization of plot blunt the wry thrust of the material.Read Full Review »
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Lisa Schwarzbaum
As an overwrought, overacted drama, Kill the Poor is negligible.Read Full Review »
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