The End of Oak Street review: Suburbia gets a prehistoric makeover
‘The End of Oak Street’ is a new kind of dinosaur movie where science sends humans into the prehistoric wild instead.
‘The End of Oak Street’ is a new kind of dinosaur movie where science sends humans into the prehistoric wild instead.
Teenagers are bombarded with contradictory ideas when it comes to sex. On the one hand, they are emerging in a hypersexualized environment that asserts it’s fun, it sells and it’s everywhere so it’s not a big deal. Conversely, messages about abstinence, crime and social shaming support the opposite view that sex is private and has severe consequences, particularly for women. The brilliance of indie film, It Follows, is it personifies these pressures to create a terrifying horror movie.