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Interview With "Eric LaRue" Stars Judy Greer & Alexander Skarsgård – Next Best Picture YouTube (x) Thanks SwedishDelish.

Digital release today 4/11/25

This photo is now funnier than ever. Ron LaRue and Jesus share a soda after Jesus has taken Ron's burdens from him. (Janice, Ron's wife, asks when does Jesus give your burdens back?).

The movie is well-acted throughout. It has a lot to say about school bullying, the socially inept couple with the shy, different child, and religion as a catch-all for all the vapid edges of society.

Alex gives Ron depth I doubt would be seen in real life - but it makes the boner-hiding dimwit far more interesting to us. The neck massage meaning is revealed and revealing. It's a good film that should be seen.

I'm the embarrassment who usually cries at movies, but I had no tears for any of these people. Perhaps because they were everywhere I grew up, I've seen too many instances of all of this movie (except actually shooting people). The church pastors believe they are the mouthpieces of god and find they are as inept dealing with tragedy among their flock as the backsides of "friends" running away from the grieving parents.

Eric LaRue is also available now as a purchase movie from Apple with a pre-release price of $16.99 and is available for viewing on 4/11, one week after the theater launch tomorrow.

In the past 20 years, school shootings have only gotten more common across the United States. As a society we’ve become familiar with the grief of parents who have lost their children far too young and the communities which come together to get them through it. We’ve seen vigils, funerals, and protests. But how do the parents of the school shooter grieve? That dynamic is explored in Eric LaRue,…

Alexander Skarsgård and Michael Shannon in the Letterboxd Studio at Tribeca.