Distinguishes itself with its clever wrinkles on a familiar premise. ... The kind of modestly-budgeted indie horror flick that I love to discover.

Films like this are disappointing for a whole different reason, because they remind us how we really only get to choose films from a preselected list of films that bothered to have audio description.

Marshmallow is resourceful, refreshing, and worth your attention—a sneakily thought-provoking experience that's so much more than what we assume it to be.

Though he’s managed to draw better-than-average performances from his cast of pre-teens, Daniel DelPurgatorio’s mash-up of horror and sci-fi proves ultimately less than the sum of its many parts.