Please, Do Not Disturb

I like these two guys a lot and enjoyed all their movies but for as well as they do with their movies like Lefty Lucy and King James and for as far as they have come since Rock Bottom Creek this movie felt like a black and white movie shot in color.

They basically kept the movie in one hotel room with one drinking coffee while another guy talks to him about finding purpose in life despite being semi-responsible for a crime while pointing out that most of his time with his "friends" is only spent on social media and that he is truly alone in life but at least they think he's cool.

I appreciated the techniques, the camera work, the dialogue was very dense and thought provoking, the songs by Joe Becker were deece (did I use that right?) though this film lacked the typical things we've come to expect out of a We Massacre movie. This one had no cussing, no multiple locations, and no huge cast of characters which are all things that we all love about these guys films.