"Nina Forever is a unique portrait of grief, but spun through the not-overdone-ghoulishness associated with shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer; the goth look that's easily combed out. The film features some sex in cemeteries, a few trickles of blood and a kooky father writing prurient poetry, but the greatest trick of all is how this extremely low-budget movie with a whopper of a central premise ends up being so emotional. As with Cronenberg's The Fly (or, more recently, Moorhead and Benson's Spring), there's a substantial amount of heartbreak beneath the gore." - Jordan Hoffman, Guardian