I had recently watched this director's We're All Going to the World's Fair simply because when reading about I Saw the TV Glow people kept bringing it up. Well, I didn't understand barely a thing about that earlier kind of creepy film that contains one startling scene, but it did show us a truly honest and impressive performance from Anna Cobb. We have a similar situation here. The lead, Justice Smith, gives, much like Cobb, a truly honest and open performance. The director, Jane Schoenbrun truly has a talent for getting impressively realistic performances from young actors. There are others in this that are fine as well. Schoenbrun clearly has a talent and a knack for presenting things in vivid and unusual ways, but much like the World's Fair, what exactly are either of these films about? This one was more interesting than the other, despite the strange musical interlude, and it kept me interested, but this is surely not for everyone.