Daddy Issues

One of the best short stories you'll ever watch. I say this because the story told in 81 minutes would run close to three hours it it were fleshed out. They were able to lightly touch on significant points and tell a coherent story in a limited time. The climactic ending was a shocker. Nice touch was the epilogue. More than just b-roll used to show the credits. It wordlessly rounded out the story with some beautiful visuals of Italy.

The subject of the movie has more depth than I originally assumed. The main characters are fun, not much acting chops, but likeable. The third act is predictable since the creators didn't want to treat the subject too seriously and much rather end it on an uplifting note.

Saw Daddy Issues at Outfest in LA where it won Best First Feature, and it was easy to see why. A great twisty script, beautifully shot with amazing performances. Can't wait to see Amara Cash's next movie!

This movie was the most vapid portrayal of human devolution that I've ever seen. Maya was a giant pity party, not wanting to take any responsibility for herself or her circumstance. Jasmine was nothing more than a leech, out for a free lunch. I want the hour and twenty minutes of my life back.

I will admit after reading the synopsis I rolled my eyes and expected to laugh at it like a bad horror movie (which I watch quite a few of) but the glitter-caked exterior was a facade that dared me to try to hate it but I'll tell you that there is a lot more to this than meets the eye. I was pulled into this deep, wild, and charming story that actually made me appreciate and maybe even adore that glitter-caked exterior that made me scoff at this film originally. It was such a pleasant surprise, a refreshing take on romance as well as thrilling, heart-pounding drama with a fantastic soundtrack and gorgeous art/cinematography to accompany it. I hope this review can convince at least one person to give this film a fair shake so that they can enjoy it just as much as I did!

Entitled pink haired princess and her father engage in a love triangle of degeneracy. Nothing is learned, its not self aware enough to be satire, its just a weird pandering film of millennial entitlement and excess.

The visual of this movie is exactlly my type. Fresh and new. The story line is somewhat similar to telenovelic of a Latin origin. Overall, this movie is enjoyable. with a very cute package!