Catfight (2016)

Heche and Oh are both outright brilliant.

The two leads are mesmerizing, hurling themselves into their physically demented roles with ferocious commitment.

While the broad political commentary is beyond obvious, the satire of ugly entitlement draws blood, thanks to balls-to-the-wall performances from the adversarial leading ladies.

Pure and simple, Catfight is a total blast.

Oh is fantastic as the earnest socialite who appears to have never lifted a finger towards work her entire life, but she’s also superb at the contriteness necessary to believe in a rebirth. Heche revels in playing a narcissistic taskmaster.