IT'S NOT A DATE

Cinemavixion Review

In "It's Not A Date," director duo Barry and Mischa Pollack craft a dark comedy that delves into the unsettling consequences of unmet expectations. The film centers on Carly Sagat, portrayed with a compelling blend of vulnerability and simmering madness by Mischa Pollack, as she navigates the treacherous waters of modern dating. When her encounter with the seemingly perfect Milo (Leah Huebner) devolves into a nightmare, the narrative takes a sharp, unsettling turn into psychological territory. The supporting cast, including Eliza Roberts, effectively grounds the increasingly bizarre circumstances. While the film's IMDb rating suggests a mixed reception, its exploration of relationship anxieties and the extreme measures one might take to escape a bad situation offers a unique, albeit disturbing, cinematic experience. It's a cautionary tale about the distortions that can arise when reality fails to meet manufactured dreams, leaving viewers to ponder the thin line between obsession and insanity.