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- Slanted | Rotten Tomatoes
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- Slanted - Wikipedia
Slanted is a 2025 American body horror - comedy film [2][3] written and directed by Amy Wang The film stars Shirley Chen as a Chinese-American teenager who undergoes an experimental ethnic modification surgery to try and fit in at school, with Mckenna Grace playing her new identity
- Slanted review: Race-play thriller botches its high-concept makeover
“Slanted” is simply too easy Of course, there’s merit in a teen girl’s faith that aesthetics will change everything, but the cultural aftermath is what’s most interesting here, and Wang only side eyes it
- Slanted (2025) - IMDb
Chan and Grace deliver strong performances in embodying the conflicted protagonist's journey, making Slanted a memorable, if imperfect, cinematic exploration of the desperate measures taken in the search for belonging It's a film that sparks conversation, even if it doesn't quite stick the landing on its ambitious thematic goals
- Slanted Review: Mean Girls Meets The Substance In Incisive Body Horror . . .
Infused with a sharp exploration of the immigrant experience in America and a smattering of such high school tropes as mean-girl cliques and prom queen competitions, the movie is a wonderfully bonkers ride
- SLANTED: Rotten Tomatoes Score New Poster For R-Rated Body Horror . . .
Slanted is currently sitting at an impressive 85% based on 27 reviews The movie has also been rated R for "language, some sexual material, teen drug use and brief violent content bloody images "
- Shirley Chen Scream 7 Star Mckenna Grace’s New Body Horror Movie . . .
Shirley Chen and Mckenna Grace (Scream 7, Ghostbusters: Afterlife) are earning strong critical attention with writer director Amy Wang’s latest body-horror project, Slanted Early reactions from
- ‘Slanted’ Review: Narratively Botched - The New York Times
‘Slanted’ Review: Narratively Botched This body horror thriller, about a Chinese American girl who undergoes a surgery to appear white, relies on dated tropes to construct a pale genre pastiche
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