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Here's a good example of a good European drama, one filled with many tense moments, decent cinematography and a good script. The acting was very good and the story is something many of us can relate to, the anxiety of becoming a father especially when you don't feel ready or even worse, when you have self esteem problems.

It's a relationship drama that centers on the upcoming father who is feeling insecure after a failed attempt to protect his girlfriend from an attacker. He then resorts to steroids to compensate for his insecurities, but the plan backfires because in the process of bodybuilding, his mental sanity an his virility begin to fall apart.

I also liked the ending, was very symbolic and emotional...

Very good show with a nice setlist, unfortunately none of Yngwie's shows are above 480p, DVD quality and even those are badly recorded. So no HD remaster whatsoever, but still nice to see Yngwie delivering a good performance in the 90's after the amazing period he had performing live in the 80's. This is the only show with Mike Terrana on the drums, and includes a nice drum solo (though not his best, I guess he became better at soloing in the early 2000's). You can find here the rarely played songs from the seventh sign album which I find to be a great one, most of the songs have catchy riffs, not to mention the incredible guitar solos delivered by the one and only, probably the best guitarist of all time.

The version I've seen includes some backstage footage and an interview, plus his arrival along his wife.

This movie is not for you if:

1. You like mainstream horror movies like the conjuring, dead silence, and so on. I'm not saying that this or all mainstream horrors are bad.

2. You don't like movies like Midsommar, the dark and the wicked, the witch, beyond the black rainbow or the wicker man.

3. You don't know what folk horror is or haven't liked any of Ben Wheatley's previous films.

That being said, i think those who look for something original in today's movie landscape, will find this refreshingly different and thought provoking.