The hand-wringing politics over changing demographics and values is an omniscient villain within the film, contributing to an ever-present sense of violence and hopelessness for the mostly apathetic student body.

They are usually only set in response to actions made by visitors which amount to a request for services, such as setting privacy preferences, logging.After a summer of personal development (at least for the busty PJ, who accentuates her new chest with ridiculous but flattering suspenders), both women hope to finally achieve their dream of sleeping with members of the cheerleading squad. The title refers to PJ (Rachel Sennott) and Josie (Ayo Edebiri), two lesbians at the bottom of the high school popularity chain. I let the question hang there for a moment as my mind replayed the pussy licking she had given me that night. By refusing to take the easy path, the film shows how hierarchies are maintained by stacking the odds and how systems maintain a classical power distribution through outmoded traditions that uphold both maleness and whiteness.

In a year of absolutely limp-dicked studio comedies, it feels like a revelation and an absolute must-see theatrical experience. Idon’twanttobotherherandcontinuetoinitiatesexwhenit’ssoobviousthatshedoesn’twanttodoitandIfeelliketheonlytimesheinitiatessexiswhenshe’sbeendrinking.I laughed and asked, "So how do you explain the importance of being on time to a teenage babysitter when the reason it matters is that you will be late for an orgy? I had known that Mindy was a swinger with her husband when they were together, but I didn’t know that she still participated in that kind of stuff or even the parties. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Set in an absurdist heightened reality that feels like equal parts Jennifer Reeder and Bret Easton Ellis, the high school landscape of Bottoms is colourful, artificial and painfully cynical. That can happen at those kinds of parties, but you know I've learned that you don't need the alcohol and even without the alcohol they are a lot more fun.

As another classmate mistakes sarcasm for fact and begins spreading rumours about the girls’ eventful summer spent at Juvie, PJ and Josie are pushed into creating a “self-defence” class in the spirit of female solidarity — an elaborate smoke show to hook up with the hottest girls in school. The movie doesn’t need to paint its lesbian leads as perfect victims or even good people to demonstrate a world overflowing with injustice. You know, something like, 'My husband's boss is throwing this party, and it's important that we're on time.