Rabia

I watched this in a film festival (FICG) and it might be the most disappointing film I've watched in a festival. Not even student low budget films are so disappointing. There's anything good about it.

To give some context: is by far the worst Mexican film I've watched, the worst sound editing I witnessed, a The Room direction quality, the worst horror film I watched in years and the most unnecessary, poorly written and predictable plot twist ever.

It's a shame that films of this quality are in film festivals only because of nepotism while there's hundreds of new filmmakers without exposition. At some points of the film it seemed like it was bad on purpose.

The script doesn't contain one single interesting dialogue, performances seem amateur, cinematography feels like if it was the first time the camera person hold a camera and color correction is practically inexistent.

I usually try to talk about the good things of a film but this time is just impossible.