This horror film might be more interested in political paranoia than actual horror—and that's exactly why it stands out.
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"The end of the world has never felt more bizarre than in the black-and-white, black comedy stylings of 'Friend of the World', a perpetual grey zone caught between salvation and destruction, lightness and horror." –@MagazineTILT
"Still Butler's Liz is an iconic force of nature that takes 'Hemet, or the Landlady Don't Drink Tea' from mildly entertaining to hilarious at times. When she gets on a tear and begins to chatter there's no telling what will spill forth from her bitter mouth." –@Horror_Buzz
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"The nihilistic frosting on this degenerate cake is that the movie is in washed-out black-and-white, calling to mind the early maverick films of John Waters and Doris Wishman." –@nytimes
"Do you like raunchy geriatrics and leg-eating zombies? Look no further than 'Hemet, or the Landlady Don’t Drink Tea.'" –Celia Payne, Let's Talk Terror
"Anyone that has ever braved a film-set will be twisting in their seats during moments of 'Everybody Dies by the End'." –@GizmoShikari#100HorrorMoviesIn92Days