This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Asshole vet subjects his daughter to grisly existence because he’s too cowardly to confront the PTSD that ails him.
I know that may be a bit glib but that’s where I landed by the end of this. I needed Granik to give me a little more reason to empathize with this guy than the vague background that was delivered. Performances were fantastic, and the Pacific Northwest never fails as a deeply beautiful but menacing backdrop
Very solid Guys Being Dudes flick. Feel like tonally it didn’t quite know where it wanted to go, leading to a forced attempt at conflict, but overall a fun and worthy watch for anyone who enjoys the high school hangout genre
Probably woulda just hooked up with the landlord’s daughter but hey that’s just me!
Wanted to like this but found it very underwhelming!
The good:
-Body horror/special effects
-Demi Moore
The bad:
-pretty much everything else. The most succinct way I can describe this movie’s remarkable lack of subtlety is that they named the lecherous studio executive played by Dennis Quaid “Harvey”
