There’s nothing anyone can say that can prepare you for the insanity that is “Rats!” Set in a fictional Texas town called ...

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This gross-out action-comedy, which sees an emo teenager sucked into a deranged conspiracy plot, lays hard on the absurdism.

But “Rats!” nonetheless does provide a good time overall, thanks in large part to Fry’s lively, varied editorial pace and punchy visual ideas highlighted by production designer Sadie Moore ...

At its best, often spiked by gleefully gratuitous gore, this very tall Texas tale trades in a kind ... than it would have been 40 years ago. But “Rats!” nonetheless does provide a good time ...