The premise was really good ... the end (result) kind of deflates a lot though. Also if you can avoid watching the trailer. While there is some dialog that is really funny and good towards the end, that is not revealed and spoiled there, many of the good things are in the trailer. Which also kind of is misleading in a sense I'd say ... especially considering how the movie turns out.

On the other hand maybe it is our expectations that are to blame. So while I do love that the movie is a bit ... hard to categorize and put in a box (or suit case, no pun intended) ... it also means there is so much you won't be able to understand. What I do like is at least one of the themes in the movie: the shaming category. I really hate that - and it is depicted in a very good manner.

And we also have the "everyone has a secret" thing going on ... well almost everyone. But in a movie that seems and feels otherworldly, maybe we should not expect .. normal at all.

Janet (Kerry Bishé ) and Tom (Joel McHale ) have been happily married for fourteen years and still go at it like bunnies. Their friends are disgusted by how abnormal this seem to them. A man shows up at their door and claims he can cure them with an injection. He is killed and buried. The happy couple gores on a couples get-away which turns weird.

We really don't get a final explanation for what happened, although we know it is something supernatural. Note "Plan 9 From Outer Space" playing in the background. Not for everyone.

Guide: sex. F-word. Sex. No nudity. Sex.

This film has no point whatsoever, there was no reason for making it at all. The writer should of asked a few people first before making it, they would of said it's a bad idea, and saved people from wasting a lot of time.