with fun performances, a violently gory and sick sense of humor and call-outs to exploitation films of the past, 68 Kill is quite a good time
ultimately, the film does suffer from the limitations of its premise, and does little to dispel the notion that these kinds of thinly-weaved stories are more suitable as short subjects than features
gleefully revels in its own tawdriness
by Ken Bakely [Film Pulse ]
