It’s easy to fall into making something seem unusual, but that doesn’t equal genuine absurdity, and this film’s creators clearly missed that distinction. It’s an awkward movie that struggles to find its focus, with jokes that linger far too long without actually being amusing. Most of the humor simply isn't very funny. The storyline involving the dog and Twilson feels like a sketch from Saturday Night Live, but expanded into a full subplot within a feature film—and it seems to think it’s making some profound statement about suburban life or something similar. The jokes feel as though they were crafted by a group of people trying to create content suitable for sharing online ("your mother is not a school!" being one example), and the story's digressions aren't clever or experimental; they just pad out the running time. It’s like *Blue Velvet* made for fans of *Welcome to Night Vale*.

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