May
Drama • R • 2003 • 1 hr 33 min
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Angela Bettis, Jeremy Sisto, Anna Faris, James Duval, Nichole Hiltz
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I blame all the events of this movie on Adam.
Worth it for the soundtrack and the ending. If you can sit through a slow movie, may is worth the watch.
Twisted, original, and unusual. Loved it!
This is much more of a slow burn psychological thriller than a drama. It's twisted and disturbing, but very well done.
It felt really uncomfortable when I watched it as a kid but when I rewatched I realized it was quite appreciable.
Unsettling at its best moments. May will leave you hoping for something more and when it arrives you’ll wish you didn’t open the freezer.
Pretty good for a low budget production. Look past the flaws and quirky acting and you might just find something well worth a watch.
An excellent character study injected with a strain of mounting horror.
So odd and weird. Great female driven film. Has gore, but that’s not where the scare comes from. Intelligent horror.
Imagine if you don't know that this is a horror movie. Very good ending.
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