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Val Kilmer, Peter Falk, Bruce Dern, Cloris Leachman, Rip Torn, Diane Ladd, and Ronnie Gene Blevins in American Cowslip (2009)

Review by wrigco

American Cowslip

2/10

wasted

I think this could have been an OK movie if the lead was someone else...or maybe not. He was just so disgusting. Whether this was intentional or not, given that he is a heroin junkie I have no idea. But I suspect the audience is expected to have some sort of empathy and/or sympathy for his character in a whimsical sort of way.

No, he was simply insufferable and it was hard to see why any of the other neighbours went out of their way for him.

The young teen neighbour (who, incidentally did look older) falling in love with him and all that was just plain creepy.

I hope this was not meant to be an anti-drug movie, because that is certainly not the way it came across.
  • wrigco
  • Dec 2, 2023

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