Slaxx

Fun concept for a low-budget, social justice horror about corporate greed -- and these companies that say they promote diversity, but are actually supporting a slave chain of child labor in some Asian country -- and its many quirky, bizarre possibilities, but not that well executed -- although you can't complain about its tight running time. Indian references are pretty cool -- as well as the mannequin scenes -- but I expected more playful gore and a less grim outcome. Prefer this than In Fabric

Super Lame and eXtremely eXasperating

I'm a big fan of killer objects, & this is a great example of how fun they can be when done well. The script is tight & clever, the performances are good, there are some super fun kills, & the social commentary catches you off guard in a good way. I don't fully agree with the ending, but I understand what it's trying to say & respect how boldly it says it. A sharp, timely, & funny horror-comedy that overcomes its weak points by having really good strong points. It's what I wanted Rubber to be.

Would've been perfect in 1985.

worth a watch

If you like the sound of this premise, you'll like this French Canadian horror comedy. It delivers exactly what it promises, and not much more ... although it is very likely the only place you can see sentient blue jeans dancing to a Bollywood song.

Suxx.

Now this was fun. I'm not entirely sure it quite manages the tone change as well as it might have, and the CGI gore feels a bit too neat, but the cracky concept and deadly serious ending makes me willing to overlook a few flaws.