The Big Picture Anyone who's ever grieved can attest to the fact that there is perhaps no worse feeling in the world. It is a challenging emotion that shakes us to our core and that each individual tends to handle differently. While there seems to be a generally accepted notion that there is no standard way to handle grief, there might be an inappropriate way to approach it, like Booger, an indie horror film directed by Mary Dauterman attempts to portray.
"After her best friend unexpectedly dies in a bike accident, and then her cat escapes, Anna struggles to put the pieces back together," Booger's official plot reads. But don't be fooled by its simple synopsis as Booger takes on its premise in a bold and unique manner that will thrill as it will impress horror lovers. The unsettling trailer opens with a distressed Anna searching for the missing cat.
Booger was a hit among critics with a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. In her glowing review of the film, Collider's Maggie Lovitt writes that though some of the movie's success is owed to the script, "the credit truly belongs to Glowicki for making it work." Lovitt reckons that: "Dauterman’s feature debut is a must-watch for horror connoisseurs who prefer horror films that make them think, despite how unsettling that sort of introspection might be.
Who Else Appears In 'Booger'? Glowicki's outstanding lead performance is supported by Garrick Bernard who plays her boyfriend Max, and Sofia Dobrushin as Izzy. Also appearing are Marcia DeBonis , David Rysdahl , and Heather Matarazzo . Booger's team of executive producers includes Ley Line Entertainment, the makers of Everything Everywhere All At Once.
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