• "Tischler-Blue has pulled-together a harrowing tale of '70s rock'n'roll excess and shattered dreams that rivals any rock documentary ever made... the showbiz veneer is replaced by a kind of brutal honesty that doesn't make it to the silver screen much these days. 'Edgeplay' dodges the usual pre-sweetened rock'n'roll clichés, and goes straight for the jugular." (Chris Parcellin,
Film Threat, 2005) • "
Edgeplay adheres to a very linear structure, starting off with the germ of an idea that would bring the band together and concluding with the events that split them apart, but after a lengthy retelling of how these five girls became The Runaways, it's more or less wall-to-wall dirt." (Adam Tyner,
DVD Talk, 2005) • "Blue employs crafty editing techniques to recreate some of the more memorable events in the band history as told from the perspective of each member. It's like a rock n' roll
Roshomon [sic], with the truth being relative to the teller of each tale." (Karman Kregloe,
AfterEllen.com, 2005) ==See also==