"Unnerving and Surprisingly Poignant"

"Every now and then a low budget horror movie comes along that not only surprises you, but also turns out to be one of the strongest movies you’ve seen in a while. Don’t get me wrong, Deadgirl will offend as many viewers as it entices, if not a little more, but there’s something about this twisted little tale that will keep you hooked..."
– 24 Frames Per Second

And while we're at it:
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"A grim and scary story about coming of age in a messed up world. Original, daring and extremely haunting." - JoBlo.com

"A dark fairytale about necrophelia and taboo love as well... a rather unique yet definitely very unpleasant experience." – Lowdown Magazine (uk)

Also here's a beautifully written review from the blog Cereal Nocturnal, that includes thoughts like "Deadgirl does explore the unnerving progression from the dull normality of our everyday life to the excitement of human confrontation produced by total mayhem" and "Love is presented as an inevitable psychosis" and finishes with this: "Who wouldn’t fall in love with a dead girl when heaven is a dark damp basement with absolute sexual freedom, and hell is an open blue skied piece of shit lonely world, full of jocks and their pretty girlfriends?"

And also:
Slashing the Seats has some nice things to say.
Cinema Suicide reviews the flick, too.