Slant Magazine
Robert Mockler's Like Me is an unconventional fusion of horror film, road movie, and sadomasochistic sex drama, updated for a 21st century that's dominated by the parlance and aesthetics of online culture. Fusing stock footage, differing film speeds, and neon-hued cinematography, Mocker fashions a shifting, hallucinatory realm that's informed by the random memes and videos that one finds online. Like Me brings to mind Natural Born Killers, which similarly suggested, per the specificities of its own time, that social culture was being overtaken by tabloid news and music videos.
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