Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Lawson either needed to flesh out these characters or view their failings with stiffer cynicism.
2. ...this hypersexualized riff on Wild Tales is at its best when depicting the tenderness and sweet intentions of Maeve and Paul.
3. It's perched uneasily on a fence separating a rote comic sketch film from something weirder, stranger, and less engaged with offering reassuring domestic homilies.
4. "La Ronde" this is not.
5. A brightly performed, amusing and provocative entertainment that might have you rethinking what constitutes a normal sex life.
6. The set-up is a bit like that old Woody Allen's farce Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex crossed with Love Actually, though it's better than either because there's a disarming depth and poignancy here as well.
7. There are moments of bad taste black comic brilliance in this feature debut.
8. The film is truly much more than it reads on its surface, a far cry from the tired and formulaic rom-coms moviegoers have come to expect from Hollywood.
9. Overcooked at times and not always cohesive, Josh Lawson's debut feature about intimacy is a case of hit or miss, but in its favour, there are some very funny ideas coupled with some priceless moments
10. The Little Death is just a mostly laughless tour of unlikeable, depressive suburbanites.

What was the overall consensus about the movie?
The Little Death may appeal to fans of dark, risqué comedy, but it's ultimately too rough and uneven to hang together as a wholly satisfying viewing experience.