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From rotten tomatoes
This movie is terrible. It makes no sense whatsoever with no coherent plot other than “polite lady does what people want and it ruins her life”. It is not funny. I laughed once AT the film not with it. The most bizarre thing about it is, you watch the film where strange things happen and everyone just accepts it as normal, but then you read the amazing reviews and see 4-5 star ratings for it and wonder for a sec if the “plot” of this trash has spilled over into your real life. I genuinely do not see why it gets such good reviews. The aesthetics are pretty I guess.
Literally the worst movie I’ve ever watched. So many problems. I’ll focus on the two worst issues. The first problem was that Hulu listed this as a comedy/horror film. So I’m waiting for an hour and a half for the “horror” to drop. Spoiler: it doesn’t. What is billed as “horror” in this movie is really just a vague sense of unease brought on by the character’s bizarre behavior. Now, I get that this movie is supposed to “skewer” suburban life, but it does it in such a surreal, unbelievable way that it completely lost me. The characters are impossible to identify with, and the world is completely nonsensical. Which brings me to the other big problem: The world is so strange that I kept wanting an explanation. Are we in some idiocracy-style, degenerated future? Are these weird pod people imitating humanity? I hope you weren’t hoping for an explanation like I was, because there isn’t one. We are just placed into a world as preposterous as “The Naked Gun”, only it’s not funny, and there’s no justification given. Worst movie ever. Especially if you want a “horror” film.
I was down on the film until the kid became a dog, then I got into it.
Bits that made me laugh: The first bit with the football. The second bit with the football. The dad enjoying his dog son more than his human son. The substitute yoga instructor putting on a VHS cassette of Twister and saying ‘it’s about energy’.
It had its moments.