- Anvilicious: Though not necessarily wrong, some of the song's social commentary themes can be quite heavy-handed, particularly "Strawberry Shortcake", dealing with the objectification of women, and "The Principal", an obvious criticism of Donald Trump.
- Awesome Music: The movie and album are praised for the song selection with "Nurses's Office" and "Show & Tell" being among the most popular and catchy songs.
- Ensemble Dark Horse: Crybaby's friend Angelita seems to be well liked by the viewers.
- So Okay, It's Average: While enjoyed by fans of the Melanie Martinez and praised for its aesthetics, directing, costume design and soundtrack, general consensus of the movie outside of her fan base seems to be that the movie isn't particularly good with a confusing narrative and strange pacing. As some would put it, it's essentially a long series of music videos with short clips tying together the "story".
- Strangled by the Red String: The Teacher/Student Romance in the film. Angelita and the teacher exchange a few looks, and then, she writes, "If I pass this quiz, will you give me your babies?"
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