Starting a new life in a new city is difficult. Moving takes time, money, and effort. You leave your support circle behind, and start fresh in a new place with few—if any—friends. It is a challenge, to say the least. Then consider that younger people also have to go to a new school in a new culture.
While immigrant experiences have been cast in past horror stories, this added wrinkle gives Ava Maria Safai’s Foreigner an extra edge, and for good reason: kids are cruel, and the popular girls might be the worst of them.
Link: https://thatshelf.com/foreigner-review-a-slick-bubblegum-horror-about-immigrant-experiences/
Foreigner Review: A Slick, Bubblegum Horror About Immigrant Experiences | That Shelf
