
‘Big Chicken’ Overreaches: Satire With Too Much Range
A fast food satire chases too many villains, losing its edge amid excess length and scattered outrage.


A fast food satire chases too many villains, losing its edge amid excess length and scattered outrage.

A woman wakes with no memory of her past, and the ghosts of her grief refuse to leave her alone in this tale of memory and terror.

A tale of wronged women, whose lives are altered by a single incident, yet whose story never quite finds its footing.

A comedy about two friends fighting over the same girl, sharp in flashes, dull in long stretches.

A man awakens to a world altered, and must observe anew the paths of his own soul, in this quiet, solemn tale.

A camp of singers returns to a new camp, singing old songs anew, while the tale beneath grows thin and stale.

A tale of friends who return unto the decade of the nineties, seeking to mend their lives through altered memory.

A tale of love, caste, and family pressure, told with noise but little wit — a comedy that fails to rise above its own chaos.

A tale of a man who wakes with no memory of his wife, wandering through versions of her that are not quite real.

A man awakens in a hospital chamber with naught memory of his own being, pursued by a creature whose eyes glow yellow.
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