Four Eyed Monsters

Name: Four Eyed Monsters
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Comedy, Romance
Released: December 1, 2006
Duration: 85 min
Rating: 72

2006

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Sundance Channel | Release Date: December 1, 2006

Summary: In an attempt to keep their interaction interesting, a young couple in New York City who meet on line make a pact to not speak to one another. As their romance develops, they only write, draw, email, text, have sex, instant message, and make videos for each other. No talking. A new world of more complicated problems is discovered, and theyIn an attempt to keep their interaction interesting, a young couple in New York City who meet on line make a pact to not speak to one another. As their romance develops, they only write, draw, email, text, have sex, instant message, and make videos for each other. No talking. A new world of more complicated problems is discovered, and they are forced to deal with intimacy as they meld together and create a monster. … Expand

Director: Arin Crumley and Susan Buice

Genre(s): Drama, Fantasy, Comedy, Romance

Runtime: 85 min

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Eric Campos

An uber-modern romance story that's powered with raw honesty and coated with wild imagination. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Ken Fox

Novice filmmakers Arin Crumley and Susan Buice's charming homemade movie is a surprisingly successful experiment in collaborative creativity that sprang from a larger artistic project: their own real-life relationship. Read full review

Laura Kern

This innovative chronicle of a truly modern romance also conveys, in a painful, darkly humorous way, a variety of ultra-identifiable truths, including the loneliness often suffered by big-city inhabitants and the complexities of sexual intimacy. Read full review

J.R. Jones

So playful and imaginative that only at the very end -- in a metafictional tag about their project's success on the festival circuit -- does its narcissism become off-putting. Read full review

Caroline Palmer

Fortunately, these artists know how to tap in to the universal longing for acceptance, making for a fresh, witty, and contemporary take on the perennial boy-meets-girl story. Read full review

Robert Koehler

Fascinating if overly self-involved Slamdance entry is among the few U.S. pics that deliberately smudges the line between non-fiction and invention as it tells how Crumley and Buice meet online and develop a relationship. Read full review

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