This movie is slow, meandering, and absolutely heart-wrenching.
Steeped in late-nineties nostalgia and queer coded metaphor, I Saw the TV Glow absolute defies categorization in a way that will have you constantly unsure of what will happen next and when (or if) the credits will roll.
This movie’s visually fantastic; its use of its colour palette to add a sense of dread and unease to the tension of its scenes is great. The acting can be a lil spotty but Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage give stellar performances.
It just falls a little flat towards the end, suffering from the classic issue of feeling a little untethered once it explains itself, otherwise I would have scored it higher.
