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The movie subtly darkens its tone until, when the horrifying ending arrives, we can see how we got there. There is a final shot that would get laughs in another kind of film, but May earns the right to it, and it works, and we understand it.Full Review
The inventive and unpredictable May is exactly the kind of unexpected delight one hopes for every time the lights go down.Full Review
A stylized work of unflinching control and discipline, reflecting an artistic maturity unusual in a first film.Full Review
May represents something rare and unfashionable-a smart, twisted little slasher comedy that doesn't skimp on the gore.Full Review
Though ultimately too waterlogged with student-film self-seriousness to revel fully in its low-rent joie de cleaver -- nevertheless taps into a furious atavistic energy that reflects well on the filmmaker and his fully committed cast.Full Review

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