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2014·Drama·1h 32m
7.0
Novella McClure is like most struggling actresses in Los Angeles: she's in her early 30s, her fake name sounded cooler ten years ago, and she hasn't landed a role in three years. To top it all off, she's developed a disturbing habit of eating her own flesh. Novella desperately tries to hide her strange condition from her motherly landlord, Eesha, and somewhat psychopathic best friend, Candice, but her body and mind continue to deteriorate in the depressing world of failed auditions and sketchy night clubs. Can a romantic relationship with her psychiatrist prevent her from self destruction? Or will her fatal habit continue to eat away at her?
Directed by Jimmy Weber
self-cannibalism

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Meggie Maddock
Meggie Maddock
Novella McClure
Luke Sorge
Luke Sorge
Ron
Elena Chin
Elena Chin
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en azından yedikleri sıfır kalori VE CANDICE SİKTİR GİT
en azından yedikleri sıfır kalori VE CANDICE SİKTİR GİT
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I wanted to watch this again to see if it was as good as I remembered it and that made me realize how freaking much I love this movie. It's just so bizarre that it's good, I love it, I just love it. It's really chaotic, funny and real; the characters are so relatable, the effects are ok, not crazy looking fake but not crazy looking real, it's somewhere in between those two, but that just doesn't matter, I mean, it's a cheap movie what do you expect girl?.
The script is pretty good: there's comedy, there's gross things, there are serious real life struggles, there's love (kinda) and I like Candice a lot honestly, I want a friend like her (not including the killer side obviously).
It's really well written; the story itself, characters and message are AMAZING.
I understand why people don't like this film, they judge things like the acting (which I personally enjoyed a lot) not every movie has a Hollywood budget, sometimes you just have to see behind that to truly understand it and enjoy it. Like I've seen some Netflix movies with TERRIBLE acting, truly distracting, but people love them and don't seem to notice that, just because it's Netflix? But when they see a clearly small movie with low budget they criticize it to death, we seriously need to stop doing that and see the movie for what it is trying to give, not everyone can afford one million dollar actors.
Another thing is that they find "gross and unacceptable" cannibalism and how the movie treats topics like rape, but ma'am, that's probably how a real person would react to those things happening to them, not everything needs to be dramatic and have a moral at the ending, sometimes real is raw, and that is okay.
I really love this movie, I've seen it probably 7 times now and I just find it so comfortable to me in ways I still don't understand.
Novella McClure I'll love you forever...
I wanted to watch this again to see if it was as good as I remembered it and that made me realize how freaking much I love this movie. It's just so bizarre that it's good, I love it, I just love it. It's really chaotic, funny and real; the characters are so relatable, the effects are ok, not crazy looking fake but not crazy looking real, it's somewhere in between those two, but that just doesn't matter, I mean, it's a cheap movie what do you expect girl?.
The script is pretty good: there's comedy, there's gross things, there are serious real life struggles, there's love (kinda) and I like Candice a lot honestly, I want a friend like her (not including the killer side obviously).
It's really well written; the story itself, characters and message are AMAZING.
I understand why people don't like this film, they judge things like the acting (which I personally enjoyed a lot) not every movie has a Hollywood budget, sometimes you just have to see behind that to truly understand it and enjoy it. Like I've seen some Netflix movies with TERRIBLE acting, truly distracting, but people love them and don't seem to notice that, just because it's Netflix? But when they see a clearly small movie with low budget they criticize it to death, we seriously need to stop doing that and see the movie for what it is trying to give, not everyone can afford one million dollar actors.
Another thing is that they find "gross and unacceptable" cannibalism and how the movie treats topics like rape, but ma'am, that's probably how a real person would react to those things happening to them, not everything needs to be dramatic and have a moral at the ending, sometimes real is raw, and that is okay.
I really love this movie, I've seen it probably 7 times now and I just find it so comfortable to me in ways I still don't understand.
Novella McClure I'll love you forever...
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I knew the brunette was gonna be crazy the moment I saw the pixie cut
I knew the brunette was gonna be crazy the moment I saw the pixie cut
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GIRL OKAY LOL😭😭😭 PLEASE KISS CANDICE ALREADY😭😭😭😭😭
GIRL OKAY LOL😭😭😭 PLEASE KISS CANDICE ALREADY😭😭😭😭😭
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