Hundreds of Beavers finally opens in Charleston South Carolina this weekend. Excited to be seeing it. Would’ve loved to see it as a double feature with Sasquatch Sunset, which I am waiting for Sonny to review.
It's so funny, I actually almost did a Beavers/Sasquatch double review, but I ended up being very annoyed by Sasquatch Sunset (I just found it emotionally manipulative and pleased with itself and weirdly preoccupied with notions of Sasquatch sexual consent). I have a general (though not absolute) rule about not tearing down indie flicks no one is probably going to watch anyway, so I decided not to review it anywhere but Letterboxd.
Thanks. I liked it better than you did and I still think a fuller review might be interesting to your readers.
By the way, your review of Challenges never mentions the word “marriage.” As a retired film reviewer, a divorce lawyer of 30 years, and a husband of 34 years, I’m telling you it was a psychological-horror movie about marriage among the upwardly mobile, self-actualizing class, disguised as a movie about tennis.
I am happy to send you my link to my blog about it if you’re interested.
Hundreds of Beavers finally opens in Charleston South Carolina this weekend. Excited to be seeing it. Would’ve loved to see it as a double feature with Sasquatch Sunset, which I am waiting for Sonny to review.
Finally saw it. Only three people in the theater, two of whom were me and my friend. Sad.
You are right: it was worth seeing and you won’t see another film like it.
It's so funny, I actually almost did a Beavers/Sasquatch double review, but I ended up being very annoyed by Sasquatch Sunset (I just found it emotionally manipulative and pleased with itself and weirdly preoccupied with notions of Sasquatch sexual consent). I have a general (though not absolute) rule about not tearing down indie flicks no one is probably going to watch anyway, so I decided not to review it anywhere but Letterboxd.
Can you provide a link to the letterboxd review?
Sure: https://letterboxd.com/sonnybunch/film/sasquatch-sunset/
Thanks. I liked it better than you did and I still think a fuller review might be interesting to your readers.
By the way, your review of Challenges never mentions the word “marriage.” As a retired film reviewer, a divorce lawyer of 30 years, and a husband of 34 years, I’m telling you it was a psychological-horror movie about marriage among the upwardly mobile, self-actualizing class, disguised as a movie about tennis.
I am happy to send you my link to my blog about it if you’re interested.