United States |
The New York Times
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"The performances are a cut or two above what you would find in the average slasher film. But in the end that's all it is." |
NEU
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United States |
rogerebert.com
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"'May' is a horror film and something more and deeper, something disturbing and oddly moving (…) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 4)" |
POS
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United States |
AV Club
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"[It] fashions an original whole out of a patchwork of horror influences (...) Intense, bloody, uncompromising" |
POS
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Canada |
JoBlo
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"If you're into creepy, unnerving, uncomfortable films that chill your spine and warm your heart (...) 'May' is a deliciously bittersweet treat." |
POS
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United States |
Time Out
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"The talented Bettis works her heart out, but McKee apparently directed her to play May as a quivering crazy from the start." |
NEG
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United States |
Chicago Tribune
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"A refreshing, macabre tale." |
POS
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United States |
Los Angeles Times
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"A stylized work of unflinching control and discipline, reflecting an artistic maturity unusual in a first film." |
POS
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United States |
Village Voice
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"The flavor is textbook '90s indie -- self-regarding quirk with an occasional spasm of Solondzian incorrectness." |
NEG
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United States |
Boston Globe
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"A film that nearly makes up in slacker wit and high-spirited gore what it lacks in budget and elegance." |
POS
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United States |
The Washington Post
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"In visual terms, it's clear McKee has a talent for moviemaking...But he's going to need better stories than this." |
NEU
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