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The Last Supper

Love... Sex... Life... Death. In this house it's all on the table.

1995 · 1h 32m · R Comedy, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Directed by Stacy Title

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Overview

A group of idealistic but frustrated liberals succumb to the temptation of murdering right-wing pundits for their political beliefs.

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64%
Tomatometer
Rotten

This sour, repetitive fare fails to feed our hunger for either laughter or enlightenment. It's all empty calories and reactionary chic.

Rita Kempley, Washington Post
Rotten

As the body count gets higher, and the housemates begin to question their high-and-mighty purposes, the movie stumbles under its sophomoric moral weight.

Desson Thomson, Washington Post
Fresh

This low-budgeter that "came out of nowhere" is a fresh, pungent tale about Right and Left--and Right and Left--in contempo American politics, well-acted by a gifted ensmeble, including the young Cameron Diaz.

Emanuel Levy, Variety
Fresh

It falls apart, but the cool cast and caustic script will leave most right-thinking people well satisfied.

Geoff Andrew, Time Out
Rotten

The Last Supper shows some darkly effective visual style, but it has none of the wit needed to save such a story from lumbering obviousness and sophomoric political debate.

Janet Maslin, New York Times

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