Jake Andersen

This movie is a testament to how much Freud has ruined our world. Watch with friends and on as many drugs as you can get. 100% worth it just for the ridiculously bad everything. Only unintentionally funnier movie I've seen is The Room.

I had been craving something exactly like this movie when a friend suggested it. Creative visuals and a wide variety of props incorporating children's toys and household implements. Shots are often unsettling in the best way, though some of my friends said it was too much for them. The pacing was a bit lethargic, particularly around the middle. The minimal dialogue was very charming. My biggest praise goes to the child actor playing Alice, Kristýna Kohoutová. Her expressions were both realistic and full, providing consistent levity to the movie. A fun movie to watch with friends.

This movie is a testament to how much Freud has ruined our world. Watch with friends and on as many drugs as you can get. 100% worth it just for the ridiculously bad everything. Only unintentionally funnier movie I've seen is The Room.

Campy, melodramatic, funny, punchy, and engaging! Definitely no masterpiece, but I was never bored! Watch with some friends if you want to start some inside jokes from the camp-drenched writing.

Definitely didn't hit its intent, but a hilarious (and at some moments incredibly uncomfortable) ride. The dialogue has a nice snap to it and the photography is fun. I'd watch it again, though probably not on my own.

Interesting shots, but not much else. A fun watch, but I don't feel much interest in rewatching it.