Kimberly Brooky Matarazzo

An awful glorification of those who need mental help, not stardom. Kristen Stewart is playing her real-life self as she seems to never want to escape into any different character even when having to play "JT", the whole damn point of the movie. The monotone and absence of emotions get obnoxious and annoying within the first 20 minutes of watching Stewart play her roles. I felt like I was in a virtual reality of "what it's like to have schizophrenia" while watching someone go through bad mania fits from Durst. And don't even let me get started on Courtney Love - that was when I puked in my mouth a little. Total hot mess of many voids that need to be filled here. Good luck finding entertainment, there is none from what I tried to gather.

Jim Carey has lost his ever loving mind, if he ever truly did have one, and we are watching the affects which are the soul of this show. It's cringeworthy yet thought provoking only as you try to sort out the enigma of this show's existence.