those cats who thinks low budget GREATEST FILM EVER!!!! You can see they worked with they had, and the film makers took pride in the film. I felt it was worth my time and cash.

quick and fairly exciting. Not much wasted time here -- much like another personal favourite, Showdown in Little Tokyo though other than the running time, little else is similar .This is also a deeply thematic film. Issues surrounding friendship and particularly "what it means to be heroic" are on display. Nonetheless, it's not very heavy handed, and most people will be more interested to see the creativity on display.Not for conservatives or the rigid.

the Directing for catching just the right emotions through costumes on actors, and just the right amount movement from each character in their surroundings. The film lets you get to know each one, what they will be useful for, and if their super powers can help or will be there in the end.Thank You Jason Trost for your awesome films and stories! Keep making films, and cannot wait to one day team up with you to make a feature.

a "better" cause. The references to other movies are clear, so what? Great ideas are not particularly original, and between a millionaire movie and Vs. I would give my money to these "superheroes". I am really expecting a sequel or prequel, where we can see their superpowers, particularly "Shadow", because she seems to be the one who basically has nothing to give to the team, and except for "Charge", if you see Vs. You'll know the reason. Overall, watch it and have an open mind but if you are part of the new generation that dislike movies like "killing them softly" you obviously prefer huge explosions and less thinking, then "All the heroes must die" may not be for you. P.S I really like the Uncle Sam criminal.

when he's basically a cackling, moustache-twirling level of villain. But in any case, this movie is a solid effort from writer/director Jason Trost. I'm looking forward to seeing what he offers to the genre world in coming years.

designed to crush their spirits and kill them. Not only is this very entertaining, especially listening to Rickshaw's monologues which never get old, it also packs more emotion into its short 70 minute run time than The Avengers was able to pack in nearly 3 hours if it isn't obvious already, I found The Avengers to be overrated though by no means bad . It's the sense of hopelessness and dread that maintains your attention and morbid curiosity as you come to realise that these games are played by Rickshaw's rules and aren't designed to be won. If what I've said here interests you in the slightest then I advise you watch this film.The acting is generally very good with special mention needed to James Remar and Lucas Till who played their characters brilliantly. There were no real clichés as all of the characters felt like human people rather than superhuman stereotypes like you get in many superhero films. I would even go so far as to say this isn't really a superhero film, the world feels real and gritty and even the costumes look home-made. Clearly there was a very small budget for this film but it only shows in the occasional action scene in which there are no computer generated effects. For the most part it allows the film to maintain its very real gritty look but at times it does become noticeable. But given the constraints on this film, I believe it is forgivable and there are no film-breaking moments in my opinion.It was a real shame this film was so short as I would loved to have explored the characters deeper but thankfully this also means the film doesn't outstay its welcome and it generally feels tight and well-paced. For this though there should certainly be a price drop but that is hardly a fault of the film.I tip my hat to Jason Trost and look forward to seeing what else he can do with a larger budget and more time, I wish I could make movies like he can. The film is by no means perfect, but it captures a true humanity that many superhero films skip over with the exception of Watchmen . If you don't need CGI and big explosions to have fun and appreciate small scale films with superb acting then see this film and you'll quickly be intrigued and drawn into this dark world full of pain, suffering and death.