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Jim Wallace

Sundance 2010: Review of Splice, Hesher, High School, Boy, and Buried
[Editor's note: Special thanks to our friend Chase over at Gordon and the Whale for the following reviews]

Splice - Written by Rusty Gordon

Rating: 7.5/10

Writers: Vincenzo Natali, Antoinette Terry Bryant & Doug Taylor (screenplay), Vincenzo Natali & Antoinette Terry Bryant (story) Director: Vincenzo Natali Cast: Sarah Polley, Adrien Brody, Delphine Chanéac

It might be cheap to say that if you enjoy David Cronenberg, you should enjoy Splice (using one man’s art to describe another’s). But there are obvious similarities between Splice and a large body of Cronenberg’s work (if you get the pun, I’m glad that you love Cronenberg too). The big one being a body used to create horror. But in this film, the body was never completely human.

Of course, if Splice was just a straight up rip-off of Cronenberg’s films it wouldn’t work because the two would be too similar. However, Splice director Vincenzo Natali is able to have his own fun while giving a respectful nod to master Cronenberg and his other influences.
See full article at QuietEarth.us
  • 2/1/2010
  • QuietEarth.us
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