Meanwhile, a review in Esquire described it as "The Room, rendered in horribly sharp polygons" and Hollywood News referred to as it "by significantly the crappiest piece of crap I have at any time experienced the misfortune to check out". Richard Roeper referred to as it "excruciatingly, painfully, horribly, terribly awful", and argued that "nobody in this movie really really should have a occupation in films".