Critic Reviews

Not a great, breakout comedy, but more the kind of movie that might eventually become a regular on the midnight cult circuit.

This is one light comedy whose seriousness, hours later, lingers in the mind.

As a ditz who's just smart enough to know something isn't right, Lyonne blends hyperbole and sincerity in perfect proportions.

Not as skillful, subtle, or hilarious as "Some Like It Hot," but its anti-essentialism vis-à-vis gender roles is just as sharp and exhilarating.

It's the year's funniest, most absurd sight gag.

Amusing and good-natured, but necessarily thin.

So campy it reflexively sends an elbow to its own ribs.

Disarmingly funny in its own naive way.

Though no classic, the concept is a clever one.

There is probably an amusing movie to be made about camps that try to "rehabilitate" homosexuals - but this thuddingly stupid satire isn't it.