A fearless, perverse, twisted, and haunting piece of art house horror.
A fearless, perverse, twisted, and haunting piece of art house horror.
A weird, funny little sci-fi comedy that mostly succeeds because it never takes the expected route.
Wastes a talented cast whose chemistry and energy can’t overcome a script that never gives them enough to work with.
A dark meditation on adolescence, cruelty, and the cost of belonging.
A John Waters by way of Gwar nightmare that’s simultaneously hilarious, revolting, and nihilistically committed to bad taste.
Homegrown horror that’s scary, stylish, and with just the right amount of deranged.