Hearing a documentary described as "raw" or "intimate" is rather cliché, but You Cannot Kill David Arquette really is raw and intimate. I feel honored to have seen Arquette in such personal settings, working towards his own mental stability through different forms of therapy. The doc also is unafraid to show the physical, sometimes life-threatening, consequences of professional wrestling. Even though it's clearly nonfiction, the stylistic editing and plethora of footage gives this documentary an almost scripted feel. It's an emotional and inspirational fever dream redemption arc that hopefully leads to the resurgence of David Arquette.