"The Voices" certainly is not the first "black comedy" to have body parts stowed in a refrigerator. "Ms. 45" immediately comes to mind. In that film, Thana kills perverts, chops them up, and then disposes of the bodies piecemeal. In "The Voices", Ryan Reynolds keeps the heads in the refrigerator and talks to them. He also holds conversations with his pet dog and cat, who are constantly giving Reynolds advice about his serial killing. If you appreciate "dark comedy", then this is one not to miss. I'll even go so far as to suggest potential "cult status". It's original, funny, and well acted. There is no nudity and the gore is mostly off screen, but the film is entertaining in a morbid sort of way. Remember what the cat "Mr. Whiskers" said, when he suggested the killing continue. "We could always get a bigger refrigerator." - MERK
Review of The Voices
