SparkMore n my opinion it was a great movie with some interesting elements, even though having some plot holes and the ending probably was just too messy and crammed together, but still fun to watch and not your casual movie that is similar to all other ones.

KnotStronger This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Griff Lees Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

Jemima It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

chanishaj-26377 What a weird, brutal, freaky yet ridiculously funny movie.. Brilliant performance by Henry Rollins, 'Jack' just became one of my all time favorite cinema characters. The fresh mysterious 'WTF' kind of story and characters, the performances, music, action, violence and blood, dark humor.. all are beyond awesome..."It's hard to live when you can't die."9/10

hrkepler 'He Never Died' is quirky and serious at the same time. This film has much more depth than one can expect from such genre (horror-comedy). Henry Rollins gives a performance of a lifetime as a loner Jack, who doesn't want anything more than left alone. He is immortal who has roamed the Earth since the beginning of times. Even he himself doesn't know how old he is (he knows that he is mentioned in the Bible). Having witnessed centuries of petty side of human existence, it is no surprise that such a creature have developed such detachment from society. His mono-syllabic answers and responses are usually hilarious. The screenplay is well written with plenty of sly humor and twists. Much is said with little words and explanations. Character Jack is well developed, and not only - being immortal, he is actually very relatable and realistic. Supporting characters are also interesting, and are never demoted to just a daughter, love interest or gangster. Gory, funny and unpredictable ride that is actually much more than simple horror comedy.

clintstevens Where do I start? Perhaps with the fact that Netflix shows this movie with 2 stars, even though the majority of reviews are 4 and 5 stars. And gawd-awful movies with 1 or 2 star viewer reviews are listed as 5 star flicks. What does this prove? Ignore Netflix advice and seek info elsewhere before deciding to watch a film. This movie was absolutely brilliant IMHO. It has it all...comedy, romance, peril, violence, Booboo Stewart (eye candy who's screen time was only a scant few minutes, even though he got second billing), and last but not least, Henry Rollins. I vaguely knew of him, but he really shines in this roll. I would have given this 10 stars, but the ending was a slight let-down, perhaps because I didn't want it to end. Do yourself a favor, and watch this black comedy/horror film instead of one of the 5 star duds Netflix offers.

Graham Harvey I came across this film by accident, as a friend was watching it. Not being a horror fan, of course I am not going to like this film. But while horror fans, may rate this film according to what they like or dislike in horror, I am going to use this opportunity to rant a little about why most horror sucks. When I watch movies, I like story, character, excitement, beauty, inspiration, insight, and of course most horror has none of this. The Omen & The Exorcist being such landmark movies, get my agreement, but generally I find horror to be such a negative, scary, yucky experience. Why do people put themselves through this process? If they have little reaction to fear, then the film does not affect them I guess, and if they do, then this kind of film affects their mental & physical well-being. So it is for some like an addiction that they keep feeding, harming themselves, rather than turning it off. I do like suspense and exciting stuff like Bourne or Alien, but all this focus on dangerous people hurting each other, zombie movies relentlessly being created and all this satanic obsession, seems to me, to be putting people in situations to not trust, to see a threat at every corner, and to threaten ourselves with all kinds of creepy forces beyond our control. Many people are into all that, but I see a lot of it as popular culture, with an addictive nature, and the outcome of so much fear based religion. This film is the kind that I watch in 10 minutes. Once I understood that the goal was to create violent grotesque situations, I decide to skip through it in 2-5 minute sections just to see if anything changes. Of course, it was very formulaic. So my review is not about this film specifically, but more about these violent negative films that seem to be another reflection of a world still teeming with many who have a fear- attraction to violence & harm, just like many highlights on the news! If you want your life to be more uplifting, skip on the horror, and free up your life for more enjoyable beautiful focuses. And if you like freaking yourself out, then please enjoy :-)