Breeder

Bad acting... Good plot... Bad script... Great filming and lighting... Bad bad acting!

This is a tough movie to watch. You kind of know where this will go early on. But once you are there ... boy, even with this not being as explicit as it could be, it is really going to put you through the wringer. The very beautiful woman who plays the main character has issues - or rather her husband seems to have issues to please her.

It seems he is too invested in his business. More than that actually to be truthful. And she isn't alone in that. So the movie turns on its head sort of halfway through and never looks back - no pun intended. But I'm not going to split hair(s) here - well that is an intended pun. Again this is a thriller but there is a lot of hurt and a lot pain dished out ... not wanting to handle it, does not mean one thing or another. Just be aware this is not for the squeamish.

As a dane, I was really hoping ... We have the directors, actors and writers to potentially create great horror movies, but not this time ... This is shallow. Bad acting, mechanical and lazy .. The monologues were horrible .. I was really hoping for a great horror from Denmark at some point in our lifetime, but this is definitely not one of them. Good efford, but nah ...

There's really not that much wrong with this one. I really don't understand all the bad reviews. Seems like nothing is good enough. Just watch. The acting is good. The cameramen, lightguys, editors... everybody did a good job. The story is one I almost haven't seen before. Maybe ones or twice.

And if you don't mind reading subtitles, you should have a good time.

It seems to have been inspired by ISLAND OF DR MOREAU, same scheme, but in a more modern way. Good directing and suspense too, adequate atmosphere, oppressive, stressful but unfortunately not surprising at the end. Old school cinema, I would say, though there were batches of horror movies of more or less this kind since several decades. Not a bad film, worth watching. Dario Argento or David Cronenberg would have liked it, I guess.