Love Stinks

About This Movie

Love Stinks captures that awkward, yet vibrant essence of the 1980s, hitting just right when it comes to the adolescent experience. Jay, at thirteen, is navigating the choppy waters of girlhood with her friends, all sparked by the discovery of a Playgirl magazine. It's not just about what the magazine represents, but the bold curiosity and innocence of that age. The pacing feels authentic, never rushing through these formative moments, allowing the viewer to soak in the atmospheric soundtrack and visuals that evoke nostalgia. The performances are genuine, bringing a rawness that’s refreshing. It's a quirky little journey through friendship, self-discovery, and the awkwardness of growing up that some might overlook, but it resonates oddly well.

Interesting take on teenage curiosity in the 80sAuthentic performances contribute to the nostalgic feelGreat atmospheric elements that transport you back