Sometimes disposing of a drug dealer's body can be a hassle. In defense of the three women doing the disposing, none of them had much experience in such matters.
Deadpan humor permeates this movie. The dialog sparkles, which is a particularly good thing because there's a lot talking involved. The plot is logical, in a funny sort of way, and the story progresses smoothly except for a very few scenes where some momentum is lost.
Another outstanding attribute is how the writer, Laura Neri, seamlessly spliced in numerous small roles for a supporting cast. None lasted more than three or four minutes, but they added color and substance to the movie, and also gave several hopeful actors a nice addition to their resumes.
Deadpan humor permeates this movie. The dialog sparkles, which is a particularly good thing because there's a lot talking involved. The plot is logical, in a funny sort of way, and the story progresses smoothly except for a very few scenes where some momentum is lost.
Another outstanding attribute is how the writer, Laura Neri, seamlessly spliced in numerous small roles for a supporting cast. None lasted more than three or four minutes, but they added color and substance to the movie, and also gave several hopeful actors a nice addition to their resumes.