Scare Me

it's easy to get swept up in the ride, if not the scares... Even if viewers never entirely lose themselves into these stories, they can at least feel like they're fully in on the joke.

"Scare Me" packs ambitious ideas inside a small-scale concept.

Simply put, Scare Me is superb.

Just as often, it makes the movie itself feel like a single anthology episode overstaying its welcome.

While there are lapses, an overindulgence here and there, Ruben mostly keeps his canny debut feature afloat and us entertained, if not exactly scared ...

Coming from the mouths and minds of Cash and Ruben, it's a full-blown acting showcase.

Scare Me is an exceptionally funny movie, but it’s also (crucially) not solely a comedy.

Though it runs out of steam at times, Scare Me is a smart meta-commentary on horror films that tackles serious issues with wry humor.

Might have been better served as a series of shorts rather than an overlong and disjointed movie.

SCARE ME is a very interesting dissertation on creativity, human competition and jealousy, the desire for fame, and the people who want to be famous artists, but who might not want to work that hard to achieve that goal.