Amy's House of Art

A smart mockumentary about eccentric artists, young women and their bizarre hobies, fascination front to corn culture ( and the old horrors having the plant as frame ) and the punishment against ex-es or solution for have long term friend.

The basic virtue of film - no doubts, beautiful performance of Lauren Crandall. And the make up, admirable at whole, for each victim.

A film just nice for the fine irony against self promotion, refuges of lonely lady and for some trends in art , in which creativity becomes some...creepy. And, not last, for smart dose of realism, because , no doubts, each idea has high potential to become reality.

This is a hilarious horror comedy about a young female artist with a deeply hidden secret-or perhaps not hidden at all, but rather the exact opposite. I liked how the film began in a way that made me unsure whether I was watching the actual movie or just an introduction, only to shift into an increasingly creepy tone that kept building throughout.

It's a great concept: telling the story of a psychopath while maintaining a cheerful and humorous mood the entire time. The film is also filled with subtle details you might miss on the first viewing but start to notice later, adding another layer of both creepiness and fun. Nice work!