
Overacting is so fun and I adored the cliche-drunk-ex-con brother who wore a fringed swede jacket and stumbled into things. He took to the medicine and liquor cabinets like Dish to a bag of Cheetos. There's an unplugged do-gooder and another drunk brother. Everyone is miserable--at least secretly. Most impressive was Gale Harold who played a different character from the one at our favorite club, Babylon. Here he's tormented, sensitive and cranky (oh wait, that's Brian Kinney, too, but different I swear). Because Gale's so haunted by demons, I just wanted to give him a hug and a box of crayons so he could draw a picture of his feelings (and take off his shirt). I also wanted to forget that he wears his mother's bathrobe during his moment of freakage.
Every time someone said "bro," "man," or "brother," I did a shot (of orange juice since I'm still sick).
If you're already feeling iffy in the emotions department, don't watch this. If you enjoy dark mind-f*ck family flicks about tormenting your siblings and killing your mom, rent it now. Oh, and Martin Landau rocks big-time!
2 comments:
Dish,
You certainly know how grab attention with a headline. I was hoping you meant literally. :)
Could you review The Unseen next? I hear there's some Gale bathroom!sex.
S
I only wish I could "wake up with Gale" (sounds like a talk show). Would adore to review The Unseen for you (and for me) and will put it at the top of my Netflix queue. I wonder what is "unseen" in that movie...
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