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One thing I loved was just how fucking realistic and grounded that movie was. The cast didn't feel like a bunch of 30 year olds pretending to be zoomers reading dialog written by a 40 year old. It all felt like if this hand thing really existed, then yeah I can totally see a buncha dumbasses using it like a party drug and filming themselves.

I was rolling my eyes a little bit at the injured kangaroo at the opening cause it felt too on the nose, but where the story actually ended up was a lot more interesting than I gave it credit for. It was almost the exact opposite of what I thought the kangaroo would mean. Great job by the main actor pulling off being depressed, addicted and losing it. Really felt for her.

And finally I just really liked the ending. Not the final scene which was pretty perfect too, but the stakes were never some world ending event. There wasn't some big portal that was going to open up and let a bunch of ghosts free into the world. It was just One teenage girl suffering from delusions, killing her father and then trying to kill her comatosed friend.