Perfect

Seriously? I have no idea what was going on this movie. Something about rebirth/transcendence or something.

I'm halfway between those who are sniffing their own farts and examining "brilliant" and those belching out "arthouse garbage". I loosely feel like I understood what was being presented but it's a film that is overtly obscure in its narrative, see my title for more information. It was far too well shot and composed to give it a 1 star. It's ambiguous nature of shock and sexuality is too much to give it a 10. If you like artsy horror than I would recommend checking it out. If you enjoy a structured story than skip at all costs.

The premise tries too hard to be very philosophical and it gets lost in itself which may be disappointed the film to begin with. The main actor is quite good but he even seems somewhat confused by what the logic of the film is to be. It just reminds me of a much higher budget film school film that is very beautifully shot and if you have the patience is very nice to watch. But I don't think the director writer producers were even sure of what they were trying to make.

People don't like to think. Everything wants to be simple. typical consumer society reflex. they have given a low stare with this reflex. very good job for the budget. Had it been made in the 1980s, it had been cult. but no longer cult. We throw it in the trash. because it's simpler than thinking. Garrett Wareing will get an Oscar one day. I told him that. one day he will get oscar ...

Irritating and pompous. The very first scene has strobes that goes on for what feels like hours, it gave me a headache. I love mystery and having to find out myself what's going on in a movie, but this one gives nothing, it puts you in a never ending waiting state that got the best of me after 20 minutes. I gave 3 stars because I liked some of the look of it and the feel of the soundtrack. I just hope the story does not start after the 20 minutes mark, well, I will never know, no FOMO here.