“Shitheads” is at its best when it is pushing the limits and not as concerned about what it all means, letting his cast have as much fun with the material and characters as they possibly can and more than willing to accept any and all ideas.

It’s biting wit and sharp criticisms of expression and art help to elevate it all above the early 2000s Skinemax framework, letting it’s freak flag fly while delivering plenty of comedy and backdoor-ing (pun intended) its themes in the process.

Considering what I had to sit through in order to be able to write this review, I feel like you, as a reader, deserve better. So,…

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