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Kinda dragged. The first act genuinely had me hooked. Solid performances, decent humour, and a simple but effective premise. Sadly, the film starts losing me after that. The plot relies on coincidences that feel more convenient than believable, even the villain feels like…
lizzy caplan’s back must hurt from carrying this movie
tipping propaganda
Whoever cast John Stamos as this oddball painter / serial killer deserves a raise. Truly inspiring work in the casting department. Drag is a solid little thriller, the concept runs a bit dry towards the end, but I had fun with it!
last film of sxsw 2026 </3 some good elements but ultimately ended up feeling like a slap in the face. unnecessarily cruel and felt very spiteful towards women. wanted to enjoy this but it ended up giving me such a bitter taste in my mouth, ugh.
absolutely devoured this. beyond the synopsis' expectations and far beyond the audience's, particularly when it comes to an actor like john stamos. haven't seen anything like this from him, ever. wholly unafraid to go the extra mile (lizzy caplan goes through the wringer in…
A genuinely hilarious, disgusting, and unsettling time. One scene had me laughing so hard until I had tears in my eyes, and I had to muffle my giggles when I thought about it later. Lizzy Caplan is the best and her character hurting her back is extremely relatable…
When the influencers (me) tell you “Yall aren’t ready for this wild ride, you’re not gonna want to miss this one!” they are right this time!!
There’s a part with duct tape I’m still laughing about