Much like its writer, director, and star Jake Johnson, this offbeat comedy-thriller has a disheveled, irreverent charm.
Much like its writer, director, and star Jake Johnson, this offbeat comedy-thriller has a disheveled, irreverent charm.
The film has its share of cringe-inducing moments, plenty of Gen Z cynicism, and leans heavily on its low budget mumblecore roots. It works fine as a festival film, but I don’t see much appeal beyond those parameters.
An unconventional, eccentric, hybrid documentary that’s as inventive as its subject.
A film that over promises yet over delivers for action fans. It’s inventive, violent, exciting, and exhilarating, with impeccably choreographed stunts and fights that provide a hefty dose of pure adrenaline.
A unique and energetic action comedy that’s an original, goofy, and quirky story of female empowerment and sisterhood.
The best way to sum up this review is “c’mon, guys, it’s not that bad.” I realize that isn’t exactly a ringing endorsement for a movie, but it’s good enough to provide a mildly amusing escape for a couple of hours.