NickKnack68
jul 2021 se unió
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Clasificación de NickKnack68
This is surely gory and crazy, but after a year of heavy hype I was actually expecting a lot more. Those claiming this to be the goriest most depraved zombie film ever obviously haven't seen too many horror films. Plus, this is NOT a zombie film. THE SADNESS is a fine blend of 28 DAYS LATER and SHIVERS.
Great job by the first time director and I'm eager to see what he spews forth next.
Those who were "triggered" and offended by this are advised to stay far away from most novels by Edward Lee, Bryan Smith and Wrath James White.
Great job by the first time director and I'm eager to see what he spews forth next.
Those who were "triggered" and offended by this are advised to stay far away from most novels by Edward Lee, Bryan Smith and Wrath James White.
The first section of AGNES plays out like your standard exorcism flick, complete with a disgraced veteran priest, an eager rookie, and a couple of mismatched nuns, including one who is allegedly possessed.
Then the film switches, without warning, to the future where Mary, friend of the possessed title character, has left the convent and is trying to find her way in the world among sleazy bosses and a muppet-looking stand up comic.
Packaged as a horror film, AGNES is more of a serious drama on religious contemplation, with the exorcism section acting as a prologue, and hence I don't think too many horror fans will be happy with it. As a quirky drama it's fine, and the goofy Father Black is worthy of his own film, but as it is AGNES is a case of either false advertising, or perhaps was packaged as a horror film as the distributor had no idea how to label it.
For nun/exorcism completists only.
Then the film switches, without warning, to the future where Mary, friend of the possessed title character, has left the convent and is trying to find her way in the world among sleazy bosses and a muppet-looking stand up comic.
Packaged as a horror film, AGNES is more of a serious drama on religious contemplation, with the exorcism section acting as a prologue, and hence I don't think too many horror fans will be happy with it. As a quirky drama it's fine, and the goofy Father Black is worthy of his own film, but as it is AGNES is a case of either false advertising, or perhaps was packaged as a horror film as the distributor had no idea how to label it.
For nun/exorcism completists only.
