Homewrecker

Fundamentally, it never finds a convincing pitch.

Honestly, you'll feel as trapped in Linda's not-so-funhouse as Michelle. At least you'll have an easier time getting out.

[Essoe] rides an emotional rollercoaster throughout the film that's frequently extraordinary.

It doesn't quite gel for me, but for a movie that was made for 10 bucks, it's worth a watch.

Homewrecker is a horror-comedy of manners that places the myth of the assumed sisterhood and our feeble submission to politeness under a hilariously critical microscope.

Homewrecker was another pleasant surprise, even if its clever comedic writing couldn't quite overcome its sometimes subpar camerawork.

...the full-bodied performances of [Alex] Essoe and [Precious] Chong go a long way, not least because the film is a two-hander that takes place primarily in one location.

It reverts to tried-and-tested fare at its close which may smack of overfamiliarity.

A short, sharp black comedy from Canada, Homewrecker (directed by Zach Gayne) is a cautionary tale about making friends too easily.

a wonderfully dark comedy of manners infused with a palpable sense of escalating tension