
‘The Wrong Girls’ Review
“The Wrong Girls is as much as a stoner flick as it is an ode to how beautiful it is to be a girl living with your best friend.”

“The Wrong Girls is as much as a stoner flick as it is an ode to how beautiful it is to be a girl living with your best friend.”

“The solid foundation of nearly every BDSM movie I enjoy is the expectation that the audience can handle the sexual subversion without hand-holding.”

“The Invite’s script uses sex—the discussion of it, the promise of it, the fantasy of it—as a shorthand for all of Joe and Angela’s desires.”

“I find it beautiful because it’s kind of what true love is. We have to absorb each other’s metaphorical herpes.”

“Maybe I’m being a little unfair asserting that the guy effectively just trained a camera over every page of an Odyssey translation before calling it a day.”

“There’s this urgent, “only connect” thread braided through [Disclosure Day] that very much makes it a movie of this particular moment.”

“That voice and that girl is always there as an outlet for my own naivete, my own open-heartedness, my own optimism, my own sense of hope.”

“I’ve had this conviction that the raunchy romantic comedy is a pretty good platform to throw a bunch of trans guys into.”

“It’s a remarkable chamber piece and a remarkable meditation on sex, taboo, and the possible transcendence (or nothingness) of pursuing sexual desire.”

“I think in a sex work context our stories keep us safe.”