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Critics Consensus: An uncommonly smart, empathetic, and well-acted coming of age story, Slash approaches oft-misunderstood characters and titillating themes with wit and grace.
Critic Consensus: An uncommonly smart, empathetic, and well-acted coming of age story, Slash approaches oft-misunderstood characters and titillating themes with wit and grace.
All Critics (21) | Top Critics (8) | Fresh (19) | Rotten (2)
Real world fanfic enthusiasts may appreciate the attention, but most could probably hatch a more involving tale in the time it takes to scratch "Kirk + Spock 4 Evr" into a wooden bench.
The nerd-sexy coming-of-age tale the Internet age so desperately needs.
An occasionally flat but charmingly empathetic film about the time-honored tradition of erotic fan fiction.
It's both funny and enlightening, a nuanced yet strikingly bold look at how teens see themselves, not how adults would like to see them.
Johnston and Marks are strong enough in their roles, crafting characters who express uncertainty and fear in vividly different ways, to make you believe their polarizing personalities truly draw confidence and meaning from each other.
For a movie about proud outcasts, "Slash" is a little square.
Intentionally slick on the surface, "Slash" cuts deep, wringing laughs from the cringeworthy behavior of awkward teens, but also nailing the desperation to be understood.
It delivers a much-needed counterpoint to the view that fanficcers are nothing but talentless deviants, and it does so in a respectful but hilarious way.
There is no shortage of coming-of-age films, but none that I've seen are quite as virtuous and laissez-faire as Clay Liford's Slash.
Slash paints a sometimes brutally honest picture of what it's like to feel that you're the only one of your kind, but the film tackles various heady topics with a light, winning touch.
Beautifully filmed and wonderfully acted, Slash often resembles a John Green novel, albeit one told with more nuance surrounding sexual identity and orientation.
An engagingly deviant spin on coming-of-age movies.
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