C.L.E.A.N.

The film is different than usual. The animation is great. Costas Mandylor and the leading actress Jenny Paris played their roles fantastic.

Well, it is. Tom Sizemore is a useless Manager replacement. I have never been impressed with this bloke and this film has done nothing to change my view.

I can't really say that I like C.L.E.A.N., but it has enough crazy, mystery and goofy sequences (especially, the basement scenes and the final) to make it a mildly entertaining guilty pleasure.

Ok. So I see that a Lot of people on here are seriously trying to trash this Movie. This is a solid indie-horror Flick not an Oscar Worthy Contender where people die slowly and it grips the heart with it's drama. It's not bad for a European film.

Tom Sizemore over-acts occasionally little, but many guys who play a manager seem to have this problem! A good performance was put in by the actors who played Noah and Alice. The funniest part in the movie is the guy who plays Ruru. The direction is not the best, the film takes too long to climax. Is the movie terrible? No. It's not as bad as everyone made it out to be.

Likes and dislikes being what they are and being tied exclusively to the individual doing the liking or disliking.

C.L.E.A.N. gets 6/10 from me.

I really enjoy it to watch this movie!! This movie is not without its flaws in logic and plot, but in what it attempts to do, it's incredibly successful. A great and solid indie-horror movie in time for Halloween.

As a horror film, C.L.E.A.N. works fine and creates an atmosphere that is so rare in films nowadays.

Performance-wise, Tom Sizemore steals most scenes, filling them with a patented loony, off-the-wall performance. Costas Mandylor gives the best performance of his career, he portraying Dr. Sutter as a simple, poignant, tragic everyman.

Equally good is Jenny Paris as Alice. She holds her own, injecting her character with both wild energy and strength as she collapses under the weight of what she comes to believe. And Vjekoslav Katusin is an especially convincing Satan. He is devilish, with fiendish appeal, proving that tranquillity is the most terrifying evil.

I'm surprised that nobody thinks this movie was intentionally made this bad to serve as a parody of horror movies in general. Those last few scenes seem pretty parodic to me.