Bottoms: Emma Seligman on Editing, Fight Sequences, and Improv Comedy – IndieWire
From pre-vis to improv, Seligman breaks down how they achieved the film’s unique brand of action comedy.
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From pre-vis to improv, Seligman breaks down how they achieved the film’s unique brand of action comedy.
Leaning into teen movie tropes, “Bottoms” has the potential to become a queer comedy classic.
An attempt to create an Animal House” for a new generation, “Bottoms” succeeds in addressing what it might be like to be a gay teen in a modern-day high school where the entire population was raised watching “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.”
Bottoms isn't just a successful sophomore outing for director Emma Seligman. It's also the best R-rated comedy of the year. The film is now playing in theaters.
The gonzo chaos of "Animal House" graduates to modern times with "Bottoms," a brutally funny teen sex comedy about queer girls starting a fight club.