Events take a sinister turn one night in London, when two very different couples arrive at a double-booked apartment. Actions have consequences and not all debts are paid for with money. Lea... Read allEvents take a sinister turn one night in London, when two very different couples arrive at a double-booked apartment. Actions have consequences and not all debts are paid for with money. Leaving, it's harder than you think.Events take a sinister turn one night in London, when two very different couples arrive at a double-booked apartment. Actions have consequences and not all debts are paid for with money. Leaving, it's harder than you think.
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As a film director myself this is the first film I've ever reviewed and it's a great one. I love Micheal Fausti's work and especially exit. The film has a space and silence in it which reminds me of late 70s groundbreakers such as sapphire and steel, a great sense of eeriness and unease which I love. Nic roegs genius moment performance is definitely at play here too as is sexy beast, tinto brass, Tara king era of the avengers, and a nice giallo feel. It's all topped off with some bunuel anarchic chic, the final scene reminded me of Tales of the unexpected. Nice performances all round and some humour in among the violence and eroticism. Love the lighting which adds to the claustrophobic feel of the film. The whole film has the feel of everything descending slowly into absolute doom and that's the beautiful part of its menace. The sadistic parts in the film I loved the most. The music also I thought was excellent and fitted well within the film. I highly recommend exit. Michael Fausti has done it again!
Inventive film with great visuals throughout. Well cast with some strong performances. Well worth a watch.
I saw this film at horror on sea and loved it a very well made film .
I liked what this director has done before but this is a step up and a film that if you get a chance to see you should
The title of the movie is a giveaway, head for the exit I guess. I was tempted myself to exit the movie in the first 10 min. Because it's a mixture of small cuts with phycodelic music and imaginary that doesn'tmake much sense. The photography makes it look like it was shot with an old grainy mobile phone camera.
Then things pick up when something start to happen but it's all so odd and implausible sometimes with painful photography. The main mistake in my opinion is the short cuts that are constantly shown showing just for a few seconds things that will happen later. Then who are those two odd repulsive people running like a spy operation on the couples, not a clue.
By the way, what was all that xenophobic stuff about? All that constant hate about foreigners? Really disgusting The only positive thing is that it can be a cautionary tale about not getting your drink spiked.
So in a nutshell, super budget movie that will be too much, too odd for the average viewer.
Then things pick up when something start to happen but it's all so odd and implausible sometimes with painful photography. The main mistake in my opinion is the short cuts that are constantly shown showing just for a few seconds things that will happen later. Then who are those two odd repulsive people running like a spy operation on the couples, not a clue.
By the way, what was all that xenophobic stuff about? All that constant hate about foreigners? Really disgusting The only positive thing is that it can be a cautionary tale about not getting your drink spiked.
So in a nutshell, super budget movie that will be too much, too odd for the average viewer.
I bought this movie to support indie film and the actress Charlotte Gould. I was pleasantly surprised to find it was a fun and innovative erotic horror film.
It's kind of rough but then so is a lot of indie cinema. This one had brilliant visuals and an outstanding performance from Charlotte Gould as the sexy and vindictive bad girl.
A must see for any fan of horror/thriller/erotic cinema. And please get out there to support indie film. Telling your friends, make a social media post or writing a good review costs you nothing, takes no time and just might make a creative person's day.
Really looking forward to where this guy goes next.
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It's kind of rough but then so is a lot of indie cinema. This one had brilliant visuals and an outstanding performance from Charlotte Gould as the sexy and vindictive bad girl.
A must see for any fan of horror/thriller/erotic cinema. And please get out there to support indie film. Telling your friends, make a social media post or writing a good review costs you nothing, takes no time and just might make a creative person's day.
Really looking forward to where this guy goes next.
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Did you know
- TriviaDuring the scene in which Christophe and Adrienne are watching television, the sequence that they are watching features an uncredited onscreen cameo from producer Louise Nosbod as the dead canteen girl.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Mega Ape (2023)
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