RipDelight This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Gurlyndrobb While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Ariella Broughton It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.

wkotansky As an independent filmmaker, I've seen a number of films that were poorly written and poorly executed. ROULETTE is NOT one of those films! For having absolutely no budget, it was well written, well acted, well shot, and well directed. Director Erik Kristopher Myers had a very clear vision of what he wanted this film to look and feel like and it shows in the final product. The lead actors, Ali Lukowski, Will Haza, and Mike Baldwin, gave a fantastic performance. The people voting this at one star must not be familiar with indy films. I've seen indy films that had a seven figure budget and were terrible. I highly recommend adding this film to your personal collection.

notsgnivil I have long enjoyed reading the reviews on IMDb, but never wrote one before. But after watching this movie and reading the reviews associated with it, I could not help myself. To start, anyone who says the acting in this film is anything more than decent is also probably wondering why Tara Reid hasn't yet won a Golden Globe. Either that or they drink more than the alcoholic in this film. There is a semi-interesting story line and I will hand it to the ending being good, but certainly not worth watching this boring movie. I can think of at least three occasions where I considered turning it off altogether. I love low-budget films and usually choose those over anything mainstream, but this movie is a disaster.

militiaman11-1 Roulette is an amazing piece of work from beginning to end. From the dramatic opening scene to the intensity and build-up of the final sequence, this film speaks volumes of what independent filmmaking can and should be, and sets a threshold for all other indie filmmakers. Sticking to the essentials of good story lines, quality acting, professional camera work, and masterful writing, writer and director Erik Kristopher Myers has produced a splendid work of art that is sure to be viewed and appreciated by the masses. This film is not for the faint of heart, but for those who appreciate quality craftsmanship and attention to detail when it comes to making a film. Recommended to all, but not a family piece. I will not go into detail because you should watch this for yourself!

brian-921-916303 Without a doubt, "Roulette" is one of the finest movies I have seen this year. The direction and acting are superb and the overall production is simply filled with quality. For an indie film, this movie has all of the earmarks of a much greater studio project; the lighting, audio and music are superb. First of all, the script, written by Erik Kristopher Myers is riveting. It is seamless in its rendering and accounts for every action and event occurring in the film. Secondly, the primary three actors deliver impeccable performances that are real, painful and memorable. Clearly, they have a good handle on their craft, but the direction that Erik Kristopher Myers provided them makes for a perfect complement of performance to purpose. The artistic delivery of "Roulette" is equally laudable. The photography is compelling, the audio is beyond industry standard and the editing is flawless. It is not surprising that Myers worked several years in post production on this project and every painful hour is obvious in the final product. At times, "Roulette" is not an easy film to watch. It's themes are challenging and its performances are haunting and sometimes painful, but it is without a doubt, one of the finest movies you will see this year.