Some notes:
- If it's to put everything at risk - whether you're a man, a woman, or a werewolf - let it be for Amandla Stenberg. Probably, the prettiest person on Earth.
- There's homophobia among werewolves. There doesn't seem to be racism, which is already a positive point.
- Romance + Horror is becoming one of my favorite genres. It warms and chills the heart in a short amount of time.
- For a coming-of-age story with seemingly little plot, it's incredible how much this film addresses thematically.
- These two have chemistry, like really good chemistry. I could watch them for hours. Don't be perverse. I don't mean it in sexual terms.
- But, by the way, there is one of the most artistic sex scenes in the history of cinema.
- The score, filled with synthesizers reminiscent of the late '80s or early '90s, is magnificent. The colours are fantastic. The direction is very confident.
- In the second act, it meanders a bit, but I won't complain much because I could get lost in that little world for hours just because.
- An opportunity was missed to have Heather's mother wet Jonny's bed, who should learn to follow her feelings.
- We need a sequel where Jonny joins Heather on a road trip, and they meet the cannibals (survivors or not) from the world of Bones & All. Please.