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Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Richard (Paddy Considine) has always protected his simple-minded little brother Anthony (Toby Kebbell). When Richard leaves the rural village where they have grown up to join the army Anthony is taken in by Sonny (Gary Stretch) a controlling and vicious local drug dealer and his gang of lads. Anthony becomes the gang's pet and plaything. Seven years later Richard returns to settle the score. Dead Man's Shoes is a genre-defying film blending horror supernatural elements comedy and social realism. Set in a Midlands village it explores the underbelly of contemporary rural Britain in communities where crime is unchecked and drugs intimidation and power games are accepted as part of daily life.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: NR UPC: 876964000307 Manufacturer No: 10030

Amazon.com:
Harrowing thriller about a hotwired ex-soldier (co-scripter Paddy Considine from Cinderella Man) who returns to his sleepy Irish village to dole out merciless revenge upon the booze- and drug-sodden hoodlums who abused his mentally handicapped younger brother (the astonishing Toby Kebbel). Director Shane Meadows (Once Upon a Time in the Midlands) doesn't shy away from delivering scenes of gripping suspense and violence, but the end result hews closer to an ambiguous meditation on the nature and effect of vengeance a la Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs than a Death Wish-style grindhouse effort. Taut and thought-provoking, Dead Man's Shoes is a must-see for indie film aficionados with a taste for the grittiest of fare. The DVD includes some rollicking commentary by Meadows, Considine, and producer Mark Herbert; an intriguing and heartfelt featurette on Meadows and his own violent past as a teenage skinhead in 1980s England, from which he drew inspiration for this film; and an alternate (and somewhat less satisfying) final scene. -- Paul Gaita

Rating : - British humor
not really, this is a tragic and gory tale of a brother's love and the extent he's willing to go to show just that. the brutal and gut-wrenching scenes in this movie will leave you depressingly numb, just the way i like it!