Interesting, though not a thoroughly satisfying film, about very interesting people in a equally interesting time in history. Ginsberg, Kerouac, Burroughs, Carr & Kammerer are all very well portrayed here. Radcliff has long ago proven himself a brave and daring actor. Foster is a chameleon, Hall is so thoroughly this character it is both sad and scary and DeHaan is a fascinating, dangerous, appealing, sexy actor of unusual qualities, though I do think his character is not thoroughly written here, but I guess the same could be said about most of them as we are skimming the surface of these intriguing & complex men. This is an interesting film for a certain audience.
Review of Kill Your Darlings
