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The New York Times
A lot of the fun in The Catechism Cataclysm, a horror-comic head trip from the writer-director Todd Rohal ("The Guatemalan Handshake"), comes in the form of silly, strange line deliveries: nonsense songs in strained falsetto, crisply over-articulated cuss words, syllables distended into schoolyard taunts. Full Review
David Fear
Time Out New York
So it's no surprise that what starts out as a beer-soaked cringe comedy about stunted masculinity ends up deep in the woods with noise-loving Japanese tourists and exploding craniums - or that such detours into psychotronic oddity for its own sake can make even a 75-minute running time feel like an eternity. Full Review
Eric Kohn
indieWIRE
Catechism sometimes feels intentionally obscure, much like Rohal's last movie. It's essentially a hilariously brazen lark, which is reason enough to embrace it. Full Review
Gary Goldstein
Los Angeles Times
A grating and witless would-be spoof of religion, male-bonding and, it seems, horror movies. Full Review
James Greenberg
The Hollywood Reporter
Not so much blasphemous as just outrageous for the hell of it. Full Review
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