Mixing elements of Kerouac, Morrison, and Cobain, THE NEW GODS involves a poet that questions his morality in the underground music scene of a small town.
A rocking good time for a micro-budget festival film. Trippy, with some cool dialogue, and intense, emotionally charged scenes. The sometimes amateurish production values are quickly forgivable, as the main character ponders, "Nothing is a waste that makes a memory..."
A killer soundtrack. Haunting techno score. Shadowy visuals.
A murky nightmare of passion and pain, as a young artist tries to escape the violent stomping grounds of his youth.
