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Butt Boy

2020

Tyler Cornack

Angela Jones, Tyler Dryden, Tyler Cornack, Kristina Clifford ...

5.4

95

Comedy. Thriller. Sci-Fi After a child goes missing, a newly sober detective suspects that his sponsor has a super power that makes animals, objects, and humans disappear in his butt.

	Author	Review
United States	Jeannette Catsoulis The New York Times	"Maybe it’s the hell we’re all living through right now, but Tyler Cornack’s orificial fantasy struck me as a hilariously bawdy, intermittently inspired act of vivacious vulgarity."	POS
United States	Eric Kohn IndieWire	"[It] dares you to give it a shot, and operates on the assumption that most people will write it off from the start. It’s hard to believe this movie even exists, but equally worth recognizing that it’s not entirely full of shit."	POS
United States	Gavia Baker-Whitelaw The Daily Dot	The whole thing is just a gross-out joke stretched to absurd proportions, seemingly designed to attract epithets like “weirdest film of the year.” But you know what? It works (...) Rating:★★★★½ (out of 5)"	POS
United States	John DeFore The Hollywood Reporter	"Less outrageous or provocative than puzzling, it will appeal to a very specific sort of irony-hungry moviegoer and leave most others shrugging."	NEU
United States	Rafael Motamayor SlashFilm	"An exceptionally entertaining and weird film that defies every expectation. Everyone should see this tragic and thrilling story of a man who becomes addicted to shoving things up his butt."	POS
United States	Rob Hunter Film School Rejects	"This is engrossing entertainment and a reminder that we never truly know what someone else is hiding inside.	POS
Denmark	Karina Adelgaard Heaven of Horror	"It starts out well and picks up at the end (pun intended), but the middle is a little weak. Still, it’s a lot of fun as well (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)"	POS
United States	Jared Mobarak The Film Stage	"The final result features dumb inconsistencies (...) and a greediness to be so overwrought that it eventually turns frustrating to endure, but the 'you have to see it to believe it aspect' is a powerful enough selling point to render those truths inert."	NEU
United States	Dennis Harvey Variety	"Nobody is going to watch a movie called “Butt Boy” in pursuit of sophisticated wit. That said (...) does manage to be just about the drollest execution possible of the most juvenile concept imaginable."	POS

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