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I found out about Lars Von Trier's work through social media. People were calling his work so disturbing I just had to check him out. Well, I wouldn't say they're wrong. I don't find serial killer movies too interesting, but this pulled me in, and kept me there. Lars Von Trier's cinematography is just so... different compared to other films. The shakiness of the camera is for some reason so unsettling. It adds a layer of realism, that just bugs me enough to keep me on edge throughout the film. Shortly after watching this, I watched Lars Von Trier's "antichrist" which was disturbing, and unsettling on a whole other level. Don't get me wrong, The house that Jack built is still quite disturbing, but it pales in comparison to Antichrist.

Overall, I'd recommend this film if you're looking for something more in-depth than other films about serial killers.

Christian bale was the best part about this movie, he gave a good performance and it's the only thing that was done right in this movie. It had its moments but it was mostly jokes and a good 60% weren't funny. The cgi on the floating head is abysmal, how did they think that would pass, it's terrible. It's literally so bad, it became a meme for like a month.

I don't know what I expected from marvel, all the movies nowadays feel like blatant cash grabs. I did like Christian bales character a lot though, he was cool and as I said before, the only good and memorable part of this movie.

Really marvel, just give it a rest.