Two Pigeons

A man hiding in other person apartment for few days to take revenge for lost his wife and unborn baby.. He using his toothbrush and shaving razor and personal items.. And make separate with his girlfriend too.. The movie looks funny and some humour..

I stumbled on this movie by accident. The poster says Freehold but actually the title is Two Pigeons. I have no clue why you would name a movie with two different titles. I always look up the ratings before watching something so my hopes were not very high after seeing the ratings it got. But a low rating doesn't mean a bad movie, certainly not on IMDb. That's been proven before and it's been proven again with this movie. If you don't read anything about the movie, like I did, then you will be guessing what's going on. It starts slow and mysterious, but quickly evolves in some disgusting and gross scenes. Scenes that were perfect to me as it made me even more curious about the story. The cast was very good and every character added something to this special story. Javier Botet as Orlan is just mindblowing in his role. Due to his disease (Marfan Syndrome) he looks very unhealthy and creepy but his acting was on top. I would have made the end a bit more malevolent but it wasn't bad. Two Pigeons, a movie that made me turn my head and gag a couple of times, not as a slasher or so as there is alsmost no blood, but more because of our own imagination if those things happened to us. A movie that surprised me and that deserves a higher rating.

Intriguing and unusual take on a home invasion story ! Really draws you in and the actors are very believable ! Pretty disgusting in parts when you see what the interloper gets up too but all very entertaining! Always amazes me seeing the serial 1/10 reviewers on here that are clearly clueless ! This is well thought out and very good !

A psychological art house revenge karmic comedy mystery gross out metaphorical film?? Interesting and clever with good performances all round. A little repetitive possibly, could have lost a few minutes of creeping around to improve pacing, though a minor quibble. Absurdist situation that the director somehow allows the viewer to buy into. Will not be to everyones taste and may cause a gag reflex in some people at times but highly recommended for something a bit different.

Young estate agent Hussein (Mim Shaikh) has a super-thin flatmate (Javier Botet) he doesn't know about who hides away under the bed and in cupboards, only coming out when Hussein is asleep or at work in this creepy British horror-thriller from writer-director Dominic Bridges. With the action confined to one set, it's an effectively creepy and claustrophobic experience which is sure to disgust many viewers thanks to the unsavoury antics of the stick-thin Botet, but it's strangely compelling. Also makes great use of non-diegetic sound effects to ramp up the sense of growing fear and paranoia.