May

May is a socially awkward and deeply disturbed young woman who struggles to make friends. After a series of failed romantic and platonic relationships, she decides to create her own perfect companion from the body parts of people who have wronged her. As her creation takes shape, May's descent into madness becomes increasingly violent and bizarre.

May received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its unique blend of dark humor and horror, Angela Bettis's unsettling performance, and its exploration of themes like loneliness and obsession. While some found its gore excessive, it gained a cult following for its originality and disturbing narrative.

• Angela Bettis delivers a chilling and memorable performance as the titular character.

• The film successfully blends dark humor with disturbing psychological horror.

• Its unique premise and unsettling tone set it apart from typical horror fare.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's dark humor and Angela Bettis's performance, finding it a unique and unsettling take on loneliness. Some viewers were put off by the gore and the disturbing nature of the subject matter.

Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.

The distinctive dress May wears throughout the film was inspired by the character of Wednesday Addams.