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‘The Shitheads’ Review: Dave Franco and O’Shea Jackson Jr. Go on a Hellish Road Trip That Gets Better as It Goes
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The Hollywood Reporter
with 2023’s The Toxic Avenger, Blair is back at Sundance with another curious, tonally erratic thriller-comedy, The Shitheads.
He’s been assigned a new partner, Mark, a drug-addled slacker played with antic energy by Dave Franco.
The Shitheads The Bottom Line A movie that’s way better than its first impression.
Blair seems to be setting up an awfully familiar plot, or a combination of hoary tropes: the zany road trip and the guy-saddled-with-an-unruly-kid story.
Jackson and Franco settle into their performances (Jackson is especially nuanced and surprising), just as Sheridan is revealed to be a far tricksier, more complicated, more dangerous figure than initially assumed.