May

May is a socially awkward and isolated young woman who works at a veterinary clinic. Her unusual social behaviors and longing for connection lead her to pursue relationships with a series of unsuitable men and women. When her attempts at forming bonds fail disastrously, May takes increasingly extreme measures to create the perfect companion, assembling a unique 'friend' from various body parts.

May was met with generally positive reviews, praised for its dark humor, unique premise, and Angela Bettis's standout performance. Critics noted its blend of horror and pathos, though some found its disturbing themes unsettling. The film gained a cult following for its unconventional approach to the genre.

• A darkly humorous and disturbing character study.

• Angela Bettis delivers a memorable and unsettling performance.

• A unique blend of horror, comedy, and pathos that defies easy categorization.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's original concept and Angela Bettis's performance, often describing it as creepy, disturbing, and weirdly compelling. Some viewers found it too strange or gory, but many enjoyed its dark humor and unique take on loneliness.

Nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Horror Film.

Director Lucky McKee has stated that the character of May was inspired by a combination of his own social awkwardness and the feeling of being an outsider.