A reasonable runtime to support this movie's unreasonable antics. Turns out "charming-addict-brother" is a very good role for Dave Franco, and Jacobson acquits herself better than I could've expected, but the way in which the script attempts to escalate the stakes feels clumsy and uneared. Particularly dumb, rather offensive depiction of a hellish urban environment in the scene that finds Jacobson trying to score heroin for her brother. Bad adn unnecessary either way, but also, a middle class white dude would not go buy his heroin at a Mad Max- looking homeless camp.

God bless Bruce LaBruce. The movie we actually need now.

I love the attention to detail in this movie, the small touches and considered nuances that really flesh out this world, like the white board that John Krasinski has had up for over a year that says some shit like

Survive:
Medical Supplies
Sound proof

Creature:
ARMOR
Sound??

WHAT IS THEIR WEAKNESS?!?