A murder mystery for Gen Z. This shit is funny as fuck.
What I love about this are the unique qualities it brings to the table. From opening to closing frame, this is brimming with an energy that escalates for reasons you'll find out.
I absolutely love that aside from one person, everyone in this is unlikable.
Frank Longo Member since Nov 18th 2003 86670 posts
Wed Aug-17-22 03:20 PM
2. "Should've ended with the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme, lol." In response to Reply # 0
Thought it was fine. Really hums in 1-2 scenes, rest of it is a lot of skulking in the dark and repetition of "you did it, no you did it"-- which I get is a necessity in a lower budget Ten Little Indians kind of premise like this, but it's just not fully for me. Rachel Sennott's the MVP imo.
3. "it was decent. kinda drawn out to get to the payoff." In response to Reply # 0
it felt longer than the hour and a half plus runtime.
there was one exchange towards the end that was kinda cringey. i cant even remember the actual dialogue but it was stuffed with a bunch of gen z buzzwords like enablist, ally, etc. i couldnt tell if they were being intentionally heavy handed or what.
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