Howard Karloff

If you don't care about plot or logic, don't like thinking but like gaudy things this is the film for you. You won't have got that advice because your low attention span will have stopped you reading after the first line and a half. It's a hot mess bin fire of "edgy", "daring" and "outrageous" scenes that attempt to distract from the fact that a) there is absolutely zero possibility that the monumentally unlikeable central character could have ever planned and executed all of the cunning stratagems to wheedle himself into the equally unlikeable family's inner workings, and b) as a figure often alarmingly and inexplicably close to suspicious deaths he would be answering difficult questions in police custody long before he could dance naked through a house he would never have been allowed to acquire. The only useful thing for which you can use this film is as a yardstick amongst your friends. If they like it and rave about how good it is you might want to check their teeth. There's probably bits of crayon in them.