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Charlie Day's comedy thriller debuts with a career-high Rotten Tomatoes score

It's always sunny for Charlie Day until his new comedy thriller, Kill Me, takes a dark turn, but the Rotten Tomatoes score is ...

‘Kill Me’ Review: Charlie Day Cracks a Case That Could Break Him in Disarming Black Comedy

In 'Kill Me,' Charlie Day’s search for a murderer keeps leading back to himself in Peter Warren’s ambitious and often ...

‘Kill Me’ Director Peter Warren Joins Stars Charlie Day, Allison Williams & Giancarlo Esposito To Talk Approach To “Genre Trojan Horse” – SXSW Studio

Kill Me's Charlie Day, Allison Williams & Giancarlo Esposito joined filmmaker Peter Warren at SXSW to discuss their "genre Trojan horse." ...

Charlie Day Teases ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ Season 18: Return Of Guillermo Del Toro & The McPoyles In A Set Of “Fairly Large Episodes”

Now the longest-running live-action sitcom in TV history, It’s Always Sunny is an FX comedy following a group of deeply ...
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Kill Me review: Charlie Day gives a career-best performance in surprisingly raw murder mystery thriller

Peter Warren's Kill Me is a fascinating and funny mix of mental health commentary and wacky comedy in a way that only Charlie Day can anchor.

‘Kill Me’ Review: Charlie Day and Allison Williams in a Mental Health Murder Mystery That’s More Bruising Than Satisfying

After waking up from a suicide attempt he can't remember making, a man sets out to solve his own would-be murder in Peter Warren's directorial debut, premiering at SXSW.
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Kill Me SXSW Review: Charlie Day’s Darkly Comedic Whodunnit Is Amusing and Surprisingly Moving

Peter Warren’s directorial debut, Kill Me, might not be the riotous dark comedy one might hope, but it works in a totally different way than you would expect.