“Writer-director Robert Mockler deploys a healthy skill with Kubrick-torqued visual experimentation... ‘Like Me’ has an eccentric bravura to it. It's like an artisanal cocktail of modern-day danger, pain and alienation: whether it wants you to sip or gulp, it finds its way into your head.”

“Artfully chaotic… [an] often-gruesome buffet of wild imagery bathed in hot pink. Lean[s] into a maniacal nihilism that [Addison] Timlin sells with terrifying zeal.”

"An impressionistic portrait of modern estrangement... offers a uniquely weird take on loneliness and lunacy."

“Delivers a wonderfully twisted antihero only possible in the 21st century. She’s a symbol of youth rebellion — decked out in torn jeans and dark jackets with shadowy black hair atop a piercing gaze, she’s Lisbeth Salander with a YouTube fetish.”

"An unconventional fusion of horror film, road movie, and sadomasochistic sex drama... Blossoms into a debauched fantasia of longing, potentially announcing the arrival of a significant new artist."

“Rises above the pack in a few ways – ranging from its ambitious style to the out-of-whack humanity of its two lead performances.”

"Wildly unpredictable. The most exciting debut you’ll see this year. Or maybe any."

"Brilliantly realized. A wild visual feast."

"A neon-soaked fever dream. The most unpredictably wonderful movie-going experience."