Nuzhat Naoreen

Absurd but engrossing War of the Roses-era drama. [9 Aug 2013, p.73]

From the victim's unhappy wife to a classmate who clearly had the hots for him to--no surprise here--a troubled tarot-card reader, the well-woven episode teases all the possibilities.

Sure, you'll get some easy laughs, but no originality.

This five-part anthology film strives to capture the impact of mental illness through shorts that (occasionally) interconnect. The result is a predictably mixed bag of tales.

It just can't seem to deliver the same laughs (or swoons!). We're already getting cold feet.

Although you may not gain much wisdom from the stories, you'll at least gain an appreciation for the fact that your life is not a Lifetime movie.

Viewers barely get to understand the challenge before the designers' clothing is revealed in a gaudy runway show, featuring flashing neon lights and blaring music that are the opposite of stylish.