Elizabeth Banks: 'Skincare' highlights comparable existential crises

He turns out to be just as deadly as the other men who are towering over her, each with their own goal on Sadisflix Stream. Pullman steals sequences throughout the movie, perfectly capturing the weird and insane edge the role demands. Skincare is a fictitious account of real events that lacks depth but is full of ideas and inspirations. It is anchored by the powerful performances of Elizabeth Banks and Lewis Pullman, and director Austin Peters does a good job of extracting humor and suspense from its frequently ridiculous characters and plot points. Skincare, however, may have been something more meaningful if it had been directed by a more capable individual or if the movie was prepared to take greater risks. Though it has a lot to say and does a great job of capturing its sun-kissed, skin-deep world, Skincare is ultimately just a very good neo-noir thriller.