Perry Kate Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Tacticalin An absolute waste of money

Intcatinfo A Masterpiece!

MongoLloyd Disclaimer: I only watched this because I have a thing for Dichen Lachman. Suffice to say, it's worse than the worst of the worst rom-coms, loaded down with every rom-com cliché ever written and used to death over the past 50 years. They even managed to cast the goddess known as Beau Garrett but we don't get to see her in a bathing suit or in her underwear. What's the point of casting a babe in a low budget indie if we don't get to at least see her legs or something? The storyline and scenes are almost word for word identical to about 500 other films and about as predictable as rain in spring time.Trust me, you've seen it all before.

zif ofoz Watched this chic flick because I had watched Franz Kranz in 'Murder of a Cat', which I loved. But here Franz falls flat in this over long story of Astor chasing the wrong girls.From the start the viewer can easily see that Hazel (I think that was her name) is the one he loves but director Anton King squeezes as much as he can out of the confused Astor. The funny bits are average at best and just helps to keep the easy story moving. I didn't find any of the characters believable and became impatient for the obvious end of who Astor will be with.The only plus I can give Lust for Love is the 'eye candy' in a few scenes!

cutegirlbutts I don't agree with why this film exists really. It was crowd sourced with the draw to internet users by having half of the DOLLHOUSE cast in it. The target audience of 'people who don't care at all what these actors are in but are just happy to see them on their screens' seem pretty happy with the finished product, but I don't really. It's a completely clichéd story of some nerdish guy who doesn't think he can really talk to girls trying to win his ex back and finding love in other places along the way. The actors all have this great likable quality that makes them fun to watch and they really do their best with the bland characters they have to work with. This film isn't half as likable as it thinks it is, it's pretty bland and formulaic. You'll have fun seeing these actors and you'll like them but not really the characters. Pretty much a waste of time.

andypross "Disappointed" is the word that springs to mind after finishing this film for the first time. After watching the trailer I was sure this would be a hit - what could go wrong with throwing together a load of Dollhouse alum in front of the camera? Apparently, almost everything. Fran Kranz, as always, plays his role brilliantly considering what he had to work with and is, in my opinion, the film's only saving grace. The acting in general is largely wooden, the directing is flat and uninteresting, the plot is cliché and predictable, but most of all - the script is horrendous. The writer seems to opt for a snappy Whedon-esque form of dialogue that falls so flat for the most part, it can be painful to watch. I can only express my sincerest condolences to those who backed this project on Kickstarter, and were looking forward to this film as much as I was.