Polygamy Gone Wrong

It is honestly like nothing I have ever seen. The music is creepy and fits the story carrying much of the emotion. The stark cinematography escalates the sense of isolation. Well done to one and all.

I was curious to see what this was all about after seeing City of Salt earlier this month, I was not disappointed. This short film artfully combines the style of Renaissance art with old black and white movies such as Frankenstein and Dracula. It's creepy as hell. The music builds up and creates a haunting yet beautiful masterpiece.

You see the name Polygamy and you immediately think there's going to be some kinky weird stuff or some biography about some town in AZ or UT. I was shocked to see this film in black and white and then I thought my screen ratio was off but soon realized the film makers intent was to make it look as old as possible. It was a modern take on an old genre. Very little dialog made the music that much more involved with the piece. It kept you mesmerized though this 20 minute short. Do I wish there was more? Yes and No. I would love to see where they took the film and character development at the same time it was just right. It kept my attention the whole way through, that's a plus for a Black and White film.

This was so artistically done!!! It was beautiful and at the same time eerie and suspenseful. It's scary to see how a group of women can be driven to the brink of insanity when they have had enough abuse! The magnificent black and white cinematography and music score added to the dramatic effect of this film.

A beautifully uncomfortable short that showcase some really fun filmmaking.