Came across this title while browsing on IMDb. Read very positive reviews by regular posters in the cinema board section.
The movie starts very promising. Cops chatting n dining in some very creepy motel. The atmosphere is creepy. The chat goes on. A lil boring in the beginning but the patience pays off very well once they get to the abandoned building when hell is truly unleashed.
Its like a Freudian, giving way to a claustrophobic sense of approaching dread of darkness and of death.
The set lighting is extremely poor (may b the low budget n debut direction).
Some of the sequences have less of an impact than they would have if we were able to see more of what was going.
Thankfully it wasn't shot in hand held shaky cam stuff.
The dark, desaturated cinematography is perfectly suited to this aesthetic and adds to the grime.
The movie is very surrealistic, like a trip to hell n back.
When the end credit rolls, u feel like u jus awoke from a mind-*uckin nightmare.
Curious to see what its director will do next.
Fans of Clive Barker, Lucio Fulci, David Lynch, Dario Argento n Wes Craven will definitely enjoy this movie.
The actor who played Baba has an extremely unique look, like a true Satan waiting in hell.
The movie starts very promising. Cops chatting n dining in some very creepy motel. The atmosphere is creepy. The chat goes on. A lil boring in the beginning but the patience pays off very well once they get to the abandoned building when hell is truly unleashed.
Its like a Freudian, giving way to a claustrophobic sense of approaching dread of darkness and of death.
The set lighting is extremely poor (may b the low budget n debut direction).
Some of the sequences have less of an impact than they would have if we were able to see more of what was going.
Thankfully it wasn't shot in hand held shaky cam stuff.
The dark, desaturated cinematography is perfectly suited to this aesthetic and adds to the grime.
The movie is very surrealistic, like a trip to hell n back.
When the end credit rolls, u feel like u jus awoke from a mind-*uckin nightmare.
Curious to see what its director will do next.
Fans of Clive Barker, Lucio Fulci, David Lynch, Dario Argento n Wes Craven will definitely enjoy this movie.
The actor who played Baba has an extremely unique look, like a true Satan waiting in hell.