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Plenty creepy but psychologically lacking. Sep 3, 2018 | Full Review…
Plenty creepy but psychologically lacking.
Boyd van Hoeij
School's Out packs an impressive amount of ideological and tonal punch into what at first appearance could be mistaken for pedestrian genre film fare. Jun 6, 2019 | Full Review…
School's Out packs an impressive amount of ideological and tonal punch into what at first appearance could be mistaken for pedestrian genre film fare.
Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
A different and radical work, that does not finish rounding out, but contains social expositions of seductive ambiguity. [Full Review in Spanish] May 26, 2019 | Full Review…
A different and radical work, that does not finish rounding out, but contains social expositions of seductive ambiguity. [Full Review in Spanish]
Javier Ocaña
[An] absorbing and disturbing thriller. [Full review in Spanish] May 23, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
[An] absorbing and disturbing thriller. [Full review in Spanish]
Sergio F. Pinilla
A film without genre. About how the human being is interacting generationally in a messy world. A must. [Full review in Spanish] May 23, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A film without genre. About how the human being is interacting generationally in a messy world. A must. [Full review in Spanish]
Guillem Martinez Oya
Credit to Marnier for maintaining a remarkably even tonal keel as events begin to border on the surreal in their quest for environmental justice. Apr 20, 2019 | Full Review…
Credit to Marnier for maintaining a remarkably even tonal keel as events begin to border on the surreal in their quest for environmental justice.
Marshall Shaffer
School's out for a very special band of hyperkids and the graduation party features all-you-can-eat destruction. Apr 16, 2019 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
School's out for a very special band of hyperkids and the graduation party features all-you-can-eat destruction.
Ron Wilkinson
... super, super bleak but ripe with eye candy and also has the most fantastically cool choir teacher I've ever seen. Mar 3, 2019 | Full Review…
... super, super bleak but ripe with eye candy and also has the most fantastically cool choir teacher I've ever seen.
Amie Simon
It's a wonderfully abstract drama which tackles lofty themes through the eyes of a group of highly intelligent but apathetic teenagers. Oct 29, 2018 | Full Review…
It's a wonderfully abstract drama which tackles lofty themes through the eyes of a group of highly intelligent but apathetic teenagers.
Rob Aldam
Tense without the need to show much, School's Out has some of the creepiest young actors in years. Oct 17, 2018 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Tense without the need to show much, School's Out has some of the creepiest young actors in years.
Rafael Motamayor
This is an unnerving parable of a world that will not acknowledge or understand the warning signs constantly before its very eyes. Think Take Shelter for a smart new generation that refuses to look away from approaching catastrophe. Oct 15, 2018 | Full Review…
This is an unnerving parable of a world that will not acknowledge or understand the warning signs constantly before its very eyes. Think Take Shelter for a smart new generation that refuses to look away from approaching catastrophe.
Anton Bitel
Some will suggest Marnier's film is a satire about "Generation Z snowflakes" and their need to overdramatise, or merely a metaphor for the horrors of growing up "different," but I prefer to take School's Out at face value, over-earnestness and all. Oct 3, 2018 | Full Review…
Some will suggest Marnier's film is a satire about "Generation Z snowflakes" and their need to overdramatise, or merely a metaphor for the horrors of growing up "different," but I prefer to take School's Out at face value, over-earnestness and all.
Andrew Winter
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