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Though the characters are not particularly interesting in themselves, their dynamic remains consistently engrossing. Full Review
Writer-director Henry LeRoy Finch's ripely overwrought exercise in Southern Gothic psychodrama, which happens to unfold in a picturesquely decaying house in Maine.Full Review
The situation plays out in a haze of shouting and debauchery so excessive that it becomes silly. The movie looks great and sounds great--apart from what the people in it do and say.Full Review
One feels sympathy for the ensemble, which, absent full-bodied characters to inhabit, mug furiously, as if big gestures conjure big themes.Full Review
Fraught with sophomoric lost-innocence metaphors and schematic oedipal tensions.Full Review

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