Besides, Waters was genuinely outrageous in a startlingly original way. The grotesquerie of Aykroyd's film reminded me of a disturbed child trying to gross out a friend on the playground." Candice Russel, writing for the Sun-Sentinel, wrote that "this mean-spirited effort by Aykroyd proves that he cannot write an effective comedy; if he's acting, he should leave the direction to someone else".
Furthermore, Waters was shockingly unconventional in a remarkably innovative manner. The horror of Aykroyd's movie reminded me of a disturbed child trying to gross out a friend on the playground." Candice Russel, writing for the Sun-Sentinel, wrote that "this cruel and heartless attempt by Aykroyd proves that he cannot write an effective comedy; if he's acting, he should leave the direction to someone else".