Cleverly written, funny, offbeat, and entertaining, Murder Anyone? is filled with subtext, film references, and reflections on the film and theater media and industry. It plays with several meta perspectives in a boldly and refreshingly new manner.

LOVED this movie - its so funny!!!

I watched about 2/3 of 'Murder, Anyone?' waiting for the 90% score to kick in. I realized chances were slim it was going to suddenly become anything like a good movie and bailed. I remember reading a review of 'The Attack of the Killer Tomatoes' that said (I'm paraphrasing) 'Self-conscious camp is the lowest form of comedy possible.' That is exactly how I felt about this: self-conscious camp. It is neither smart nor inventive, neither funny nor scary. This movie misses every possible mark it sets out to pin. I am a fan of art that is self-aware, if it is done well. 'Movie Movie' from 1978 falls into that camp (oh how I wish it were available to stream) and the music show 'The Drowsy Chaperone' is an absolute meta joy. The only thing 'Murder Anyone' has going for it is ... well, I actually can't think of anything.

Fun until it wasn't, Murder, Everyone.. errr Murder, Anyone is a hot mess. I laughed a lot and was having a good time, but there is a major switch in gear that just lost me and took me out of the film. The picture is very self aware and that may work for some, but when things go over the top, I was outski! A movie within a play within a play oh just forget it. Final Score: 5/10

gosh... this has such good reviews from everyone else... i just wasn't into it.

Clearly the work of an artist struggling to find the balance between art and commerce. I thought this hilarious and witty film really kept that discussion alive but also accomplished the melding of the two subjects. The button at the end, which will remain a mystery for those of you who haven't watched, really caught me off guard and had me reaching for tissue to dry my eyes. What a beautiful love letter to film, theater, and the artists never ending struggle to get paid for their art. An instant and unexpected industry classic. Well done James Cullen Bressack and team.

A unique blend of Mystery-Comedy; brilliant performance, great dialogue, talented, funny.

I love self aware comedy! This film is such a fun little ride. It gives a great example of the humor that is the creative process. In a world where literally anything you think of can find it's way to the screen there's no shortage of laughter.

Incredibly smart and witty with an absolute quirky charm! Beautiful cinematography as well. Highly Recommend this film!

This movie is an absolute blast. It knows exactly what it is, and it's always enjoyable to watch a movie that doesn't take itself too seriously. You can tell the cast had a blast making this movie, and every bit of insanity is wrapped in absolute hilarity. We need more movies like this one. Definitely watch this when you can.

I definitely want to see it.