Karen Gillan takes two mirror-image roles in Riley Stearns’ chilly third feature costarring Aaron Paul.
’s character is underdeveloped almost to the point of nonexistence, a woman who only perks up when her lab-grown replacement proves better at life than she is.
That’s probably the movie’s point, but Stearns’ third feature is his least satisfying so far; as visually drab as its predecessors, it has more difficulty mining its off-kilter aesthetic for nervous laughter and conceptual provocation.
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