For this comedy thriller to work, it really needed to draw parallels between its main character's fears that his new wife is a serial killer with his fears in general about commitment - some depth like that - but story depth takes a back seat in this Mike Myers vanity project - he distracts with fourth-wall-breaking nods to the camera, cameos by all his comedian friends and an elaborate but wholly unnecessary side role as his main character's father, clearly approaching the movie as an extension of his SNL and Wayne's World work, rendering SIMAAM an inane, overlong skit with the story hacked into little unsatisfactory pieces.
★☆☆☆☆
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