All Superheroes Must Die

As noted by others, the premise is interesting, hence why I bothered to watch this in the first place. However, the film is poorly-handled in every conceivable manner. Amateur from top to bottom - the directing, cinematography, acting and costumes all are dire. Given 1 point for casting James Remar, whose character is the sole point of interest.

Great idea for a movie just...poor execution and a bit boring.

Interesting idea. like Saw with superheroes, but awful execution. I've seen a lot of terrible films in my time, but this one was a waste. Over the top vocal acting with little to no or just plain wrong physical acting, no score, non compelling story, plot holes, no budget, no nothing. Save an hour and a half.

Surprisingly decent. Has some unique themes and manages to be interesting throughout (the 78 minute run time helps). The acting was spotty at first but I either got used to it or it improved by the end. Ultimately the idea exceeds the final product but it's worth a watch for fans of the superhero movies.

Imagine the worst of the Saw series filmed in a trailer park by someone with a home video camera. Remove the imaginative torture traps and replace them with cunning devices like "getting shot by a gun". This is barely a film. It's a bunch of guys (and girl) running around their neighbourhood in generic fancy dress store costumes. And none of them have superpowers.

Films are clever these days. Like in Inception when it was dreams in dreams, or Batman where Batman is a brooding, dark, complicated character. The usual tropes have been dumped and expectation have been raised higher - there has to be a hook. And so: What would happen if some superheroes found themselves without their powers, trapped in a place with their arch enemy who has a penchant for playing games (Think Saw). Sounds like something that could be interesting to explore? It wasn't.