Lawrence Lamont’s One of Them Days is a feel-good buddy comedy just when we need it the most: in the middle of a gloomy January. Dreux (Keke Palmer) is having one of those days when the universe seems to be conspiring against her.

“The world is about to be just gagged,” Palmer said of the “Kill Bill” musician’s performance in One of Them Days, which marks SZA’s acting debut. “Honestly, it’s so, so good.”

This is the story of director Lawrence Lamont’s One Of Them Days: When the first of the month comes along and two longtime friends living in south Los Angeles as roommates realize their hard-earned cash has been stolen,

Horror, not comedy, has been the go-to movie genre in recent years, but a movie like "One of Them Days," starring Keke Palmer and, in her big-screen debut, SZA, is a good reminder of what we've been missing.

One of Them Days hinges so much on the chemistry and comedic back and forth of its leads, and Keke Palmer and SZA deliver.

The two have nine hours to get the rent money in a fast-talking day-in-the-life-of-the-hood comedy that's really a skewed portrait of a community.

There is a moment early on in the new movie “ One of Them Days ” where you are treated to the full range of what Keke Palmer ‘s face can do. Playing Dreux, a waitress in a crisis over one Los Angeles day,

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