Plustown
A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.
annaleseaderholt
This show is quite remarkable, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you are mature and at least 14 years old.
At first, I was appalled by it's dark topics and humor, and how it was so straightforward about that type of thing, but then I realized that first: the show is hilarious, and second: it expresses real-world conflicts and issues extremely well. I couldn't pull myself away from the show, and frankly, I never wanted it to end because of how intriguing it is. I said it was appalling at first, and that's true, but only because the show is very real and genuine, and it talks about things that a lot of people deal with, especially teens.
This show has some violence, talks about sex, but there is almost no nudity, and the language is pretty bad sometimes. The biggest concern for kids, or even some adults, is the dark topics discussed (but that's what makes it good!).
The excellent writing, casting, directing, etc. of The End of the F***king World shows real-life scenarios in a (dark) funny way, and it will truly leave a mark on your life, and I highly recommend it (for ages 14+).
I would also recommend watching it at least two times all the way through. The first time, you might not catch all the details/underlying themes, and it gets funnier every time.
