Me, You, Madness

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	Louise Linton	Catherine Black
	Ed Westwick	Tyler Jones
	Shuya Chang	Yu Yan
	Jimmy Dinh	Tien-Ting
	Tyler Barnes	Chad
	Gwen Van Dam	Grandma Betty
	Joel Michaely	Pat
	Manda Omoregie	Hedge Funder 1
	Dawn Matthews	Hedge Funder 2
	Friday Chamberlain	Hedge Funder 3
	Lani Ching	Hedge Funder 4
	Alli Boyer-Ybarra	Assistant Mandy
	Seth Coltan	Creepy Jim at Spin Class
	Ramsey Stewart	Nail Client
	Suzanne Dean	Dr. Kristofferson
	Kiki The Kukulcania Hibernalis	Spider
	Anarla-Star Sullivan	Baby Girl
	Bastian Margolies	Little Boy 1
	Ellis Margolies	Little Boy 2
	Bisou	Dog
	Amy Bullock	Bike Rider
	Patrick Mahaney	Bike Rider
	Phil Hammond	Bike Rider
	Grant Goodman	Unsynchronized Bike Rider
	Sandra Peña	Bike Instructor

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Director	Louise Linton
Writer	Louise Linton
Producer	Suzanne Dean, Kate Dudley, Christopher Rush Harrington, Louise Linton, Jijo Reed, Kristen Ruhlin, Christelle Zeinoun
Musician	Max Aruj
Photography	Reinhart Peschke, Boa Simon

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My quick rating - 3,7/10. What an irritating pretentious piece of crap this movie is. I can hear the writers/director using that fake Steve Martin laugh (could not find a sound bite for ya) through every single scene. How they found a woman to play this rich, self absorbed serial killing bitch so perfectly is beyond me. Too bad she is so damn annoying along with being good for the role. So I mentioned the serial killer part, yeah, pretty much about all the movie does as well. Oh, her and her girlfriend are cannibals. Sound interesting yet? Well, guess what, that is the extent of that as well. But how about 5 minute scenes of dancing to break up killing each other? Or repeated skits from SNL of taking a mundane word such as "cute" and tack on everything to make the term "cuter" Oh, and I think it is 2021, so two women kissing is not a selling feature anymore nor has it been for I don't know, 30 years? So use it, and move on, let's not ham it out for 10 minutes. I get the writers may have just run across the far superior "American Psycho" and thought they could do that, but with a woman, and funnier. They ended up with long drawn out pointless scenes, suggested dark humor of a serial killer and a cast of completely unlikeable players in a plot that blows off the few good points they hinted to and left undeveloped. If I hadn't chuckled a few times, it would be lower and seeing what others have written on IMDB, there is NO hope left.

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