A creepy coming of age film. You are never sure if the crimes are real, or just imaginary, but Shelly's slide into insanity is clearly real and paced expertly by the director.
Emma Holtzer as Shelly was slightly disappointing, and this role called for an a much more complicated performance, it was clear that she was cruising.
Maria Pulera deserves the credit for creating an excellent film, that could have so easily been just another midwestern slasher type movie. This was smart, quirky, and interesting to watch.
This movie is for people who can understand or speak something about depression and mental illness. The story line very much emulates the dark slide into depression and the leaps the mind can make in this state. so many teenagers vulnerable to this state of being.
Emma Holtzer as Shelly was slightly disappointing, and this role called for an a much more complicated performance, it was clear that she was cruising.
Maria Pulera deserves the credit for creating an excellent film, that could have so easily been just another midwestern slasher type movie. This was smart, quirky, and interesting to watch.
This movie is for people who can understand or speak something about depression and mental illness. The story line very much emulates the dark slide into depression and the leaps the mind can make in this state. so many teenagers vulnerable to this state of being.