A refreshing prison drama that finds humor, ingenuity, capitalism, and hope amid a brutal system.
A refreshing prison drama that finds humor, ingenuity, capitalism, and hope amid a brutal system.
An emotionally honest generational drama that finds empathy in the clash between competing ideas of success, happiness, and fulfillment.
A blur of noise, bad effects, and corny messaging about destiny and believing in yourself.
Funny, energetic, and empowering, this is a refreshing treat for theater fans and an entertaining introduction for newcomers.
Moody, atmospheric, and willing to tell a horror story from a perspective we don’t see nearly often enough.
This lazy, painfully unfunny sequel feels less like a nostalgic reunion than a contractual obligation in disguise.