abrakka
Joined Apr 2017
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Very imaginative work. It gives the viewer just enough to get an idea of what is going on without giving too much away visually.
Some people seem to criticize this wonderful film for being "not a movie" but just "a radio play" or something like that. That's not true, of course. It is a multi-layered, nuanced, wonderful observation of what a film can and should be. And if that needs to be told primarily as voice-over commentary, so be it.
The sound is enough to scare me, and though there are no images, my imagination was stimulated by the sounds alone.
Looking forward to see more from the director...
Some people seem to criticize this wonderful film for being "not a movie" but just "a radio play" or something like that. That's not true, of course. It is a multi-layered, nuanced, wonderful observation of what a film can and should be. And if that needs to be told primarily as voice-over commentary, so be it.
The sound is enough to scare me, and though there are no images, my imagination was stimulated by the sounds alone.
Looking forward to see more from the director...
The documentary manages to present some very interesting opinions regarding the evolution of American horror, and while I did think it lacked a bit of comparison regarding the objectives of cinema as a whole, it does present some very interesting takes on what the horror movies try to express through time and how they evolved as audiences evolved.