Rotten Tomatoes reported that 7% of critics gave positive reviews based on 15 reviews (1 "Fresh", 14 "Rotten") with an average score of 2.2/10, while Roger Ebert considered it not just an example of a bad film, giving it a half star, but incompetent filmmaking, going so far as to suggest in his oral review that it could be shown in film class as an example of what not to do.
Rotten Tomatoes found 7% of critics gave positive reviews for the movie based on 15 reviews (with one "Fresh" and fourteen "Rotten"), averaging a score of 2.2/10. Roger Ebert, however, went further than just calling it bad, stating that it was incompetent filmmaking and suggesting it be shown in film school as an example of what not to do during his oral review.