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Filled with clear, bright images and moments of skewed genius, this delicate debut effortlessly evokes those languid summer doldrums, when even a rotting girlfriend is better than no girlfriend at all. Aug 27, 2010 | Rating: 3.5/5
Filled with clear, bright images and moments of skewed genius, this delicate debut effortlessly evokes those languid summer doldrums, when even a rotting girlfriend is better than no girlfriend at all.
Jeannette Catsoulis
The film invests in spacey horror tropes one moment, plunges into absurdist adolescent angst the next and begs questions every step of the way, but just about holds together. Aug 25, 2010 | Full Review…
The film invests in spacey horror tropes one moment, plunges into absurdist adolescent angst the next and begs questions every step of the way, but just about holds together.
Ronnie Scheib
Inventive without being twee, quirky without being overly Wes Anderson, and suffused with a late-adolescent sense of longing as palpably felt as it is understated. Aug 24, 2010 | Full Review…
Inventive without being twee, quirky without being overly Wes Anderson, and suffused with a late-adolescent sense of longing as palpably felt as it is understated.
Andrew Schenker
[W]hile the film tackles the subject of personal morality and ethics, it works more as a vehicle for twinkling nostalgia memories of youth. Sep 8, 2013 | Full Review…
[W]hile the film tackles the subject of personal morality and ethics, it works more as a vehicle for twinkling nostalgia memories of youth.
Glenn Dunks
A dreadfully pretentious genre-bender about the pain of unrequited love. Nov 26, 2010 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
A dreadfully pretentious genre-bender about the pain of unrequited love.
Nick Schager
Occasionally inspired but just as often frustrating. Oct 27, 2010 | Rating: 2.5/5
Occasionally inspired but just as often frustrating.
Josh Bell
Builds a real air of mystery around the captive girl, what she is, what she is or isn't capable of doing, and what we're invited to feel about her or her caretaker-captors... Made with real filmmaking flair. Aug 30, 2010 | Rating: B | Full Review…
Builds a real air of mystery around the captive girl, what she is, what she is or isn't capable of doing, and what we're invited to feel about her or her caretaker-captors... Made with real filmmaking flair.
Nick Davis
Make-Out with Violence is a horror movie given the generic low-budget art-movie treatment. Aug 30, 2010 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
Make-Out with Violence is a horror movie given the generic low-budget art-movie treatment.
Chuck Bowen
Outrageous, disturbing and wickedly funny. It's a stylish, bizarre and refreshingly subversive amalgamation of horror, romance and comedy. Aug 28, 2010 | Rating: 7.05/10 | Full Review…
Outrageous, disturbing and wickedly funny. It's a stylish, bizarre and refreshingly subversive amalgamation of horror, romance and comedy.
Avi Offer
This is a far more complex and thoughtful examination of the transition to adulthood and how we deal with death rather than just another zombie flick. Aug 12, 2009 | Full Review…
This is a far more complex and thoughtful examination of the transition to adulthood and how we deal with death rather than just another zombie flick.
Erik Childress
If Hal Hartley used to be detachment for people who had lived too much; Make-Out is just lazy ennui, a movie with the momentum of sleep and the conscience of a bored sociopath who likes Gossip Girl. Aug 12, 2009 | Full Review…
If Hal Hartley used to be detachment for people who had lived too much; Make-Out is just lazy ennui, a movie with the momentum of sleep and the conscience of a bored sociopath who likes Gossip Girl.
Terry Sawyer
The entire film possesses a certain longing, the sort that manifests itself and begins to grow at the moment of High School graduation, when some of the most formative circumstances of youth are remembered only as ephemeral moments. Aug 9, 2009 | Full Review…
The entire film possesses a certain longing, the sort that manifests itself and begins to grow at the moment of High School graduation, when some of the most formative circumstances of youth are remembered only as ephemeral moments.
Rumsey Taylor
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