May (Angela Bettis) was a socially awkward woman to say the least. Was it because of her mom? She did put her in an eye-patch because of a lazy eye and she did give her a doll as a best friend that she could not touch. Or was it because of cruel kids? May couldn't find friends because her eye-patch made her different. Or was it because she was just born strange? Whatever the case, she took her awkwardness into adulthood. Adults tend to be a little more tolerant in some ways simply because they're more mature, but May's level of weird even chased away Adam (Jeremy Sisto), a guy who could've been her boyfriend.
One day May couldn't handle the rejections and took "making friends" to a new level.
This flick wasn't bad. Angele Bettis did a bang up job playing the off-kilter May Dove Canady and the plot held its own. It was a little quirky, a little kinky, a little funny, and a little disturbing.
One day May couldn't handle the rejections and took "making friends" to a new level.
This flick wasn't bad. Angele Bettis did a bang up job playing the off-kilter May Dove Canady and the plot held its own. It was a little quirky, a little kinky, a little funny, and a little disturbing.