Even if the actual movie is an awkward, uncinematic mishmash. Waters has at least tried to write a sex comedy that isn't aimed at titty-fixated 17-year-olds, and at its best Sex and Death 101 has a fast, clever rhythm that almost sings.Read Full Review »
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The New York Times: Manohla Dargis
The appealing Mr. Baker never manages to find the right tone for the material, partly because he’s been seriously miscast (he radiates too much decency and intelligence for the role), though more because Mr. Waters never establishes a coherent tone for either the character or his situation.Read Full Review »
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Village Voice: Nick Pinkerton
Stupid monikers are just one symptom of a stultifying, overwritten cleverness that substitutes quirk for character.Read Full Review »
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