Featured Audience Ratings

• Emil K

  
  Highly stylized and completely bonkers film from talented Gregg Araki. While there surely is problems with the plot and pacing, here is a film that is wonderfully alive in so many different ways. There are many typical themes from Araki evident here. There is this underlying theme of… More
  Highly stylized and completely bonkers film from talented Gregg Araki. While there surely is problems with the plot and pacing, here is a film that is wonderfully alive in so many different ways. There are many typical themes from Araki evident here. There is this underlying theme of UFO's and apocalypse behind all the horny melodrama, and once again Araki's musical choices are just plain brilliant. You still cannot escape the fact that this film is highly uneven when it comes to screenplay. There is still something that i admire in this brave and uncompromising film. Maybe it is the fact that it has the balls to be something completely different what we are used to see these days. If you are willing to dive into a Araki's dreamy world of doomed teenagers and strange paranormal appearances then this might be your cup of tea. Oh, and the ending is just brilliant. Maybe even one of the best i've seen in any film. Nowhere is highly recommended for anyone with open mind.

• Anthony L

  
  Stick with this film, it has probably the best ending in the history of cinema! (without it, it would be a one and a half star film!)

• Greg S

  
  Shallow L.A. teenagers take drugs and have kinky sex all day in preparation for the party of the year, while a rubber alien reptile occasionally stalks and abducts them. Mostly unfunny satire that tries to cover up its lack of ideas and humor with cheap irony and dimestore… More
  Shallow L.A. teenagers take drugs and have kinky sex all day in preparation for the party of the year, while a rubber alien reptile occasionally stalks and abducts them. Mostly unfunny satire that tries to cover up its lack of ideas and humor with cheap irony and dimestore surrealism; probably should have been titled BILL & TED'S HOMOEROTIC HALLUCINATION.

• Coxxie M

  
  no plot, no climax or any of that stuff. just a simple, pleasant look at teenagers in suburbia. dont think. just watch.

• Mike T

  
  A well-orchestrated mess that revolves entirely around style. Araki's use of imagery and music is masterful. The script doesn't appear to communicate anything of much consequence, but the film is so absorbing and entertaining that it doesn't really matter.