Vulture reviews SCHMOTTS

Review by Luke Kelly Clyne

Every stepdad is bad, I think. Maybe not every one. I’m sure there are some rock stars, but most are bad. I had one once, and he was bad, and I see they’re usually bad in films. This week, we’re introducing you to one stepdad who is all at once awful and perfect–the S.D. archetype, a shining symbol of everything shitty about the dude who’s fucking your mom, and his name…is Gary Schmotts…

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Jason Sereno reviews SCHMOTTS

Review by Jason Sereno

Back in 2010, my New Years resolution was to attend every party I was invited to through the calendar year. The only stipulations were there could be no line, suggested donation or dress code (sweatpants mode is 6pm-8am). And – of course – the party couldn’t take place in Burbank.

I hate Burbank, man.

It was during The Year of the Tiger (that’s what the communists called it) that I met Missouri-born filmmaker and Chicago Bulls fan Kyle Kenyon at a Hollywood house party. Kyle directs, edits and produces Schmotts – a real fun little series about a struggling family led by a corvette-smothering patriarch (played superbly by Matt Stauter, who also writes and produces). Schmotts walks, talks and bangs like a Grade-A TV comedy or indie feature film. After you watch the first video, view its equally-hilarious sequel below.

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