nothing quite captures the vibe of 1999 like Satan having a body horror threesome with a mother and daughter set to Limp Bizkit

Not only Schrader's best film but has the honor of being the only film to feature a dildo fight between Harvey Keitel and Richard Pryor.

classist cringe drama that gets hysterical to a point that it borders on dark comedy, sort of an After Hours for the disenfranchised, an anti-yuppie quest for stability in a space where that seems unattainable

"the sicker you write a screenplay, the more universal it is"

arguably, if not obviously, of most interest to the Milligan faithful who have carried his torch for years, but it works not only as a necessary primer for the uninitiated but as a loving testament to the importance of film preservation and how easily marginalized voices can disappear from the public record if those able to preserve them do not — essential viewing for Milligan fans and those who have never heard of him alike

“my pain is unexceptional, so I don’t feel the need to burden everyone with it” is the realist shit I’ve heard all year — everyone in this is fantastic

as a dull person, this hit close to home