Wallflower

"Wallflower" doesn't offer much insight into the mind of the unnamed killer, but it also doesn't seem concerned with diving into his unknown motive either.

If the form of "Wallflower" is accomplished (if secondhand), its content is more dubious.

This culture-clash snapshot provides a moving if also mysterious portrait of fragile mental health snapping tether entirely amid the alien environs of blithe hedonism.

What's so disturbing about Wallflower isn't the subject matter, but that few likely remember this incident because mass shootings are now so commonplace in our country.

"Wallflower" walks a fine, unsteady line between keeping the narrative engaging and somehow making the story "entertaining."

An immersive fever dream of raves, Molly and guiltless surivor's guilt covering the last hours of an infamous mass murderer.