If there's one director who has claimed a spot in the Gen Z cycle of yearning for a time before us, it is none other than the '90s icon Gregg Araki. Despite some flops in the 2010s, Greg returns for his first feature in 12 years with I Want Your Sex . This stylish, sexy, and downright hilarious comedy could not come at a better time for those suffering from big-box-office fatigue and what seems to be social interaction fatigue and fear in my generation. I Want Your Sex follows 23-year-old Elliot (Cooper Hoffman) as he navigates the ups and downs of a hypersexual relationship with his eccentric artist boss, Erika (Olivia Wilde). I was worried going into the film that Araki would be able to recreate the aesthetics of his colourful '90s films in this dull digital era. Rest assured, this was one of the most vibrant films of recent memory. Neo-pop art and colourful backdrops set the tone for what feels like the most provocative movie of the year so far. As much as the film is f...