Good Kisser

It undercuts its strengths with manufactured conflict.

At times giggly, at times cringey, this film initially seems like a rom-com but quickly turns into the anxious, tightly wound reflection on sexuality and self it clearly was meant to be.

Soap opera acting, soapy scenario, soap bubbly dialogue.

Clark is a cryptic bean-spiller, so it's important to pay attention to what he says in his conversations with Jenna.

Good Kisser is persented almost like a play taking place mostly in one setting and featuring basically three characters. Happening over the course of one single evening this is a rather intimate affair.

The photography is beautiful. The tone is warm and inviting. This is a party you want to be invited to, and a film you should see.

Like that initial conversation in the taxi, this film is brimming with potential.

It quickly becomes apparent that the real elephant in the room of Good Kisser is not the threesome, but rather the secrets that can no longer stay hidden.