Stink!

While Whelan repeats his points too much, it remains gripping and maddening throughout to watch him run into stone walls.

Sensible and unnerving, Stink! is likely to incite, at the least, a purging of Axe body spray from adolescent boys’ bedrooms.

Though not as funny as Moore's earliest work, Jon Whelan's Stink! is way more emotionally affecting.

Though Whelan's debut filmmaking effort wears some of its homemade characteristics proudly, it wrangles more than enough credible interviewees to make its points.

No matter its cinematic derivativeness, Stink!’s outcry against continuing to use the American citizenry as chemistry experiment guinea pigs carries with it the unassailable whiff of common sense.