There is a lot to like about this movie. It starts with Keener and Mortimer, of course - both are fantastic in their roles. But the dynamic with the youngest sister is what really gives the movie a feel that is so different than other movies about family. I think the story did a great job giving that sister equal weight in the story instead of treating her as a device. That said.... it isn't a great watch, but it isn't bad. I've had a love/hate with this director, and this is one of the few that landed near the middle. Side note: it was hilarious to see Dreya from P90x fame in the movie. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHATEBadMovies

Raven Goodwin carried this movie(at like, 8! a scene stealer!!)and I’m dead serious. Talented as hell and has been forever, I wish she’d get meatier roles that let her show off her range but she’s still doing so well these days. Otherwise the movie was fine. Good, even. It’s a typical, sleepy indie that makes you reflect a whole lot even though sometimes you’re like ‘okay, yeah they characters are so real and human, I get it’ lol. Also, I know them being weird about black people is sort of the point(or one of the points)but my goodness, nothing reminds you that time actually has passed than watching anything pre-2010. Dark days for real lmao.