Name: Women Who Kill
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2013-03-07
Duration: 59 min
Rating: 5.5
Cast: Rachel Feinstein, Marina Franklin, Nikki Glaser

The audio on this drove me nuts. Popping-p's, breathing on the mic. This audio persists across all of the performances. Very amateurish.

The common theme for the first two female comedians revolves around men hating, so if that's not your thing you can skip to 30 minutes.

Each comedian's set is about 15 minutes. All four mostly focus on relationships. There is little to no humor beyond how they define themselves as it regards relationships with men.

Amy's entire performance revolves around sex humor. It's very shallow but some may find it edgy. Starts off with giving a boyfriend an std and just sinks from there.

Rachel's set can be summed up as men are dumb and my (also white) mom enjoys black music and that's funny.

Nikki wasn't horrible but her jokes didn't move beyond relationships. Her edginess revolves around abused women.

Marina set started out relationship based but expands to life experience. She is the only one who I wouldn't mind hearing a longer set for.

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