Nordling here.
We're fans of Lucky McKee here at AICN, and I freaking adore MAY, which in my opinion is one of the finest horror films of the Aughts, with a tremendously brave (and terrifying) performance by Angela Bettis. This film got quite the reaction at Sundance, with our own former Moriarty, Drew McWeeny, nearly getting into a fight with an audience member because of their offended reaction at the post Q&A. It's based on the novel co-written by McKee and Jack Ketchum, and from what I can tell, it's a harsh, raw film that wounds, and also examines sexual politics and gender roles in today's society. It's by all accounts a brutal film, and as dark a comedy as they get, and I can't wait to see it. I'm not sure when this gets released, but here's the trailer, and I'm definitely keeping an eye out for when this gets released:
Here's Drew's review, and here's the goofball who went ballistic at the end of the film, which probably serves as a terrific trailer for the film on its own:
Nordling, out.
