I Am a Knife With Legs

While some may find its joke thin from the outset, others will grok the deadpan absurdism at work here, and anyone would have to admire the singularity of vision required to steer such a willfully silly project over a long, long haul.

Wacky doesn't even begin to describe the finished product.

This tale of a pop star in hiding is at moments quite funny and offers just enough surrealism to appeal to substance-enhanced viewers.

After all the huffing and puffing, Jones and Co. have created an original work of comedy, and an outsider movie with real sense of itself.

Richly told in lo-fi glory, it won't land with everyone, but should have a wide enough audience if you're game for something a bit more charming than it is polished.

I really can't describe I Am A Knife With Legs, and that's okay. An accurate description wouldn't even convey the absurdity of I Am A Knife With Legs. You just have to experience it.

A wonderfully strange and deliriously funny low-budget offering.