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Timothee Chalamet seems to be everywhere right now.
Not that Im complaining.
One such unique role came in 2022s Bones and All.
Its not your average teen romance movie, but this twisted tale is well worth experiencing.
Maren (Taylor Russell) has struggled with an insatiable hunger all her life.
Its set in a world where people known as eaters roam the country looking to feed on human flesh.
And while some fight back the urge to consume, some let their dark impulse run free.
Frankly, as far as an allegory to our modern society goes its not exactly subtle…
But whatissubtle is the nuanced performances from both Taylor Russell and Timothee Chalamet.
Lee is a fascinatingly complex character, and not just because hes a literal teenage cannibal.
Oh, and Mark Rylance makes a huge impression as the true villain of the warped feature.
All three give memorable performances.
Bones and All feels surprisingly grounded despite its dark fantasy element.
Plus, its blend of genres is impressive.
I could see some viewers being repulsed right out of the gate.
In a Hollywood landscape dominated by safe sequels, Ill always champion something this fresh.
This is a movie that will alienate squeamish viewers.
Bones and All isnt the only movie waving goodbye to the Amazon-owned streaming platform this month either.
Watch"Bones and All" on Prime Videountil January 31
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