Vivieno Caldinelli has handed over an astute comment on death and its relationship to American society. It's.. a film that forces us to laugh at something we'd rather not even acknowledge. Fortunately, the journey is well worth the price of admission
the frantic pacing of the film might be a bit exhausting if you're over six (and the blood a bit daunting if you're under it) but if you can stick with it, there's plenty here to enjoy
it has enough inspired comedy to warrant the attention, complimenting the zaniness with surreal visuals; The key to happiness might not be found in a dirty old bathtub in Los Angeles, but "7 Stages" is still guaranteed to put a smile on your face
by Chuck Foster [Film Threat ]
by Jennie Kermode [Eye for Film (UK) ]
