I Hope He Doesn't Kill Me.

A hadsome young man front to the door of his partner for presumed first date. Exercises of imagination, not very happy , about date itself in which irony, sadism, ingenuity, AIDS or drugs are not ...absent.

Sure, the dose of realism is not minor but the basic good thing is represented by actors and their work, near a provocative story like a puzzle invented by teribilist teenager.

A sort of Marquis de Sade , some good looking aspect of Lyndon Henley Hanrahan and the Middle East traits of Vincent Moisey and nice final.

In short, just charming for the humor well draved dose. And for the remind of the presumed risks of a first date.