Flayed

What I liked

I liked how he used a funny Middle Ages folk tale to tell the story. Also how he portrayed the reality of being a gay man in an ultra Christian setting and breaking through to who he really is.

What I didn't like

I have none haha

My overall impression

Holy cow! Josiah really went there in a hilarious, yet very real way. Not only was it funny with unforgettable characters, but it was a story told through comedy with a very real aspects. All summed up, it was very vulnerable and beautiful.