Review of mid90s (2018) by Christian N — 05 Nov 2018

Authentic and unflinching. The movie lives in a strangely familiar yet firmly uncomfortable place, following a character who is just lost enough to need to model the "cool" behaviors of others.

We've all known a Stevie, and cringed at the desperation of fitting in. This film certainly had my attention for all of the short 80-something minutes - right up to its jarring end. The theater was in dead silence for the first 10 seconds as the screen went black and credits rolled - which is probably a good sum-up of the desire to see what happens next to this group, and the unforgiving abruptness that the entire film delivers.