(This review may contain spoilers).
So, this is another film where I recognised the two main actors, having seen both of them in things before. I think they worked really well as a comedy duo in this film.
My favourite types of comedy are the ones that come more out of the situation and less the slapstick style of comedy. This did have some of the latter, but it was just as much comedy arising from the personality of the characters. And I really liked the fact that there were a lot of serious moments in this film as well.
When I was watching this film, I did find myself drawn in and it managed to keep my attention throughout. It was also nice to see Nina Dobrev in something else; I really disliked the character she plays in the Vampire Diaries, but she played a character who was actually likable in this.
I’d say this film is a good one for comedy that also touches on a few more serious issues. It doesn’t portray the police in a bad light and there were quite a lot of moments where I found myself laughing out loud. This is a film I probably wouldn’t mind seeing again at some point in the future.
Ink of Blood 