Page 3. "The tension is so thick..." I think the feeling is so well accomplished (congrats, really!) that this line comes off as cliché and unnecessary.
Page 7. Mike's first line of dialogue is such an impactful and necessary piece of information, but I feel like the words used make it seem like exposition. I'm not sure that I'm explaining myself, but maybe you don't need to point everything out, maybe he could've said "I never learn, huh? Got stuck with you because of one of these and now this fcking b!tch won't behave." Pay no mind to how crude that is, I just mean that I read those two lines as too direct, you know? Like info that wasn't passed through Mike's character's filter.
I'm guessing the split screen is a way of approaching that 1980's style, but I think it may be too little information for using it. Moreover, I think it makes the transformation kind of less important by not using the whole screen for it.