Weekend Film Reviews: 'Primetime,' 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother'

<p dir="ltr">NBC&rsquo;s hidden camera series, <em>To Catch a Predator</em>, transfixed audiences in the early 2000s. Host Chris Hansen baited suspected child predators with actors playing minors, then intervened at the last second with police. A new film, <em>Primetime</em>, asks whether this was moral. &ldquo;After the screening, I couldn&rsquo;t get home fast enough to take a shower,&rdquo; says <strong>Shawn Edwards</strong>, film critic for Fox 4 News in Kansas City. &ldquo;But Robert Pattinson is excellent&rdquo; as Hansen. <strong>Alison Willmore</strong>, film critic for <em>New York</em> magazine, was more impressed by supporting performances from Merritt Wever, as the show&rsquo;s producer, and Skyler Gisondo, as one of the actors hired to bait potential predators. They&rsquo;re &ldquo;terrific as characters who are much more conflicted, and also tragic, in getting swept up in this really nightmarish production.&rdquo;</p>

<p dir="ltr">Edwards and Willmore also review <em>Heart of the Beast</em>, <em>Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother</em> and <em>Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!</em></p>