It's nice to discover a really weird plot--plots can seem so stale, after a while--and I think I'm in luck. "The King of Staten Island" concerns a young man, a bit like Pete Davidson. (The actor is Pete Davidson.) This guy is a mess and in pain; he is mourning the loss of his dad, and he has some psychiatric issues. Lost in a fog, he routinely mistreats the people around him, and things reach an early climax when he meets a kid in the woods. The kid wants a tattoo; he is just a kid. PD should know better, but he starts working with his tattoo needle, and the kid has a panic attack. Permanently scarred, the kid runs to his father, who seeks vengeance. It's this quest that leads to a new romance--involving PD's mom--and, soon enough, PD is half-pursuing a shot at self-rehabilitation, through childcare errands. PD walks and walks with his former victim, and these scenes are a bit cliched (think of Amy Schumer with her nephew, in "Trainwreck.") Cliched...