rhianna

> tried and somewhat succeeded at being camp.. enjoyed the gen z dialogue. some parts it was terrible and then the next minute it would be good? and then bad again. but yhe good part wasnt good enough to elimnate the badness. i think its a commentary on workplace culture but ironic and also just commentary on some fake femme friendships. trying to find "found family"? but also highlighting the toxicity and fake wokeness/enlightenment in some female friendships/femme friendships. orchestrating a world you thought you ran, with your friends that feel untouchable but then you realise its literally just a job lol and this is kind of insane. side note, some of the outifts were cute and seeing some funny stereotypes of gen z behaviour represented was cool. the random deaths at the end werent really expected but camp nonetheless. overall 2.5/3 out of 5. and i love victoria pedretti. i didnt really enjoy the whole "daddy issuss" reasoning and the whole monologue about eden at the end was a bit on the nose **(and cringey).**

honestly 3.5 - 4 for me. can't decide. ending was a bit ass compared to strong start and middle; but it was okay. the intricate emotions displayed on the actors faces.. especially james spader. wow. i know what im going to think of from now on whenever i have a typo. (also watched this high!)