Dystopia St.

Lost in a nightmare world, a man must unravel the mystery of his plight, in order to find the key to his escape.

I like the look of this film, which was David Lynch meets "Videodrome" and add to that a pinch of Neil Gaiman. Heck, you can even throw in "Dust Devil" and steampunk if you want. This is amazing and I loved it.

However, then it gets weird. I want to give the film a 7 or 8, but I felt like it was just too strange. The point perhaps is to not make a lot of sense, but if you are going to have a linear tale that makes sense most of the time, I feel like the viewer should be able to take something away from what they saw. I took away nothing.