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I tried to watch this picture, but was lost very early in. There is a narration, but really, Stanley Unwin could have done a better job of explaining things. I would have to put it down as an experimental film which contains elements that won't catch on in manstream cinema. In this we can count ourselves lucky.

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.

You can take a genre and do anything with it as long as you are creative and can immerse the viewer into the concept. The problem here, this movie lies to draw you in and then you are surrounded by a ton of pompous hipster crap that wanna be something artistic and mind blowing.

I honestly believe if I ask the producer what he wanted to say through this movie, he would only be able to mumble some superficial philosophic Instagram quotes.

Want an advice? Ditch this movie and see something good. Even Scooby-Doo has a smarter base idea than this inflated idiocy...

Wish I could rate it at minus 10!

It really stroke me how original it was visually.

There are several really weird visual effects and designs that made this movie watchable beyond the weirdness.

It's really slow and it's hard to got through if you're were looking for some straight forward horror, this is more in the psychedelic and psychological horror with stunning, creepy visuals.

The story is interesting, but I felt the third act was a bit weak in contrast to the mystery and tension slowly built up until then.

It's a very experimental movie which won't appeal to everyone, as someone very interested in the visual aspect of movies, this has a lot for me to enjoy, but as a movie, it's not as solid.

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.