I used to be a fan of disturbing movies; I had a couple of DVDs by Fred Vogel and one by Lucifer Valentine (mentioning two directors that this film reminded me of). Over time, my tastes changed, and I sold all my DVDs and VHS tapes. A friend of mine told me about this movie, associating it with Lucifer Valentine's films. In reality, I only watched it because I had some time to spare and was curious. The first thing you notice is that it's an all-pink film: the clothes are pink, the set design is pink, even the flower (beautiful scene) is pink. There's some vomiting here, but the viewing isn't too disturbing. The entire film is narrated by a voice-over representing the girl's voice. The girl (named Pink - of course!) talks about her love for the man she's being filmed by a serial killer who subdues her. Online, they label it as horror-erotic, but it's a mistake to label it so. It's a film without a specific genre, it's more like a 60-minute poem. The ending is certainly gory, but this film actually feels almost like a sick romantic story. The sound design becomes increasingly trippy, as do the visuals. I'm not sure if I fully grasped the story; I don't want to write out the impression I got because I'm afraid of giving spoilers. However, I can say that it moved me, especially when the film starts turning black and white. This movie rattled me; perhaps that's why I liked it. They're making a sequel, so maybe that will help me understand the first one better. Don't be fooled when they compare Pink for the Masses to Lucifer Valentine's films, this is different. First of all, this movie actually has a storyline, and it conveys various emotions. Would I recommend it? It's a niche film, and it might appeal to those who enjoy this genre.
I enjoyed it.
