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Were you looking for a review of the for a movie night, or the Sequoia Nagamatsu novel for your next read?

“The critics should get off their high horses... if you just want to have fun and watch a stoner/comedy movie, chances are you'll probably like this one” Rotten Tomatoes How High

In sharp contrast, Sequoia Nagamatsu’s novel is a deeply emotional, speculative journey through a world ravaged by a global pandemic. Reviewers from the New York Times describe it as a "novel-in-stories" that explores how humanity endures through grief. Were you looking for a review of the

The film follows two underachievers, played by Method Man and Redman, who smoke a magical substance that lands them in Harvard. While critics from Rotten Tomatoes often dismiss it as a "sloppily constructed stoner movie," fans celebrate it as a quintessential "feel-good" entry in the genre. Reviewers from the New York Times describe it

The chemistry between the leads and a high-energy old-school North American hip-hop soundtrack.

Be prepared for absurd humor, including the exhumation of John Quincy Adams and plenty of "stoner logic". The Book: How High We Go in the Dark (2022)

Each chapter acts as a semi-contained short story, jumping through time and perspectives to build a larger picture of survival.