“Fascinatingly weird, and her tale is brought to life with a wonderful score and an overall creepy vision that builds tension while grossing us out in equal measure.  A little black humor, and a killer female lead, what’s not to like?” – Kristy Strouse, Wonderfully Weird and Horrifying

Young misfit May (Angela Bettis) endured a difficult childhood because  of her lazy eye.  And though contact lenses have helped May adjust as a  young adult, her deep-seated awkwardness remains a problem.  Adam (Jeremy  Sisto), a young man obsessed with fixing wrecked cars, takes a shine to  May’s oddball ways.  But May’s strangeness ultimately drives him away,  leaving her open to the advances of her co-worker Polly (Anna Faris).  When Polly dumps her too, May’s emotional instability turns violent.

“A slow-burn psychological thriller with plenty of WTF moments, May is a perfect spin on the coming-of-age stage. McKee blends in aspects of becoming a monster, creating a warped, but somehow relatable character.” – Kat Hughes, THN