Kutsal Damacana 2: Itmen

I mean, I was a teenager when I watched it and my sense of comedy was different, but even then I didn't really like it.

How much worse could it be?

As someone who likes the cast, loved the concept and who considers Safak Sezer very talented and has enjoyed a good deal of his films, 'Kutsal Damacana 2: dogman' was somewhat of a let-down. It has a lot of great elements, but also has its flaws and one admires Sezer more for his ambition than his execution.

Starting with the praises, 'Kutsal Damacana 2: dogman' does look spectacular. It's majestically shot, seamlessly edited and boasts audacious set design and fantastic special effects. The music score from Ercan Fifty is perhaps his best effort for a Sezer film, it has subtlety but also an unnerving eeriness and haunting and heart-wrenching pathos. The sound effects and sound mixing are expertly managed and give a real sense of authenticity.