FREEWAY II: CONFESSIONS OF A TRICKBABY

"FREEWAY II is the first film since FREEWAY that's anything like FREEWAY. It's rowdy and crass and guaranteed to keep everybody awake.” -- Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle

National treasure Natasha Lyonne is utterly fearless and compulsively watchable in this caustic, roof-raising, gonzo late-90s discovery. Upping the ante even harder from his previous FREEWAY, subversive legend Matthew Bright pushes the road movie to the furthest extremes of taste, hilarity, and shock with an effervescent touch. Think FEMALE TROUBLE meets NATURAL BORN KILLERS, with a teenage version of Lyonne’s ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK character on a Hansel-and-Gretel quest to escape prison, bulimia, schizo murders, and the clutches of Sister Gomez (Vincent Gallo, in drag!) Trust Natasha when she says: "You're telling me aliens flew all the way down to Earth just to watch you blow your dad?"