LFO

A creepy unsettling dive into the world of a man who can do anything he wants to people and they don't know it. We see how he starts out low, catering to low desires and then things get bent. One of the creepy elements that goes a long way in this flick is the old fashioned equipment and rendition of the science. A self-centered self-serving creep of a sound scientist finds himself alone when his family dies in a car crash. He hits on the secret sounds to make anyone his slave...and then he uses them.

After Zoo I needed to see this and I wasn't disappointed! Cleary this director and writer has a unique voice. Not sure which one I like the best. Both are great. This one darker and more sinister but still with the same black humor as Zoo. Love it!

This has to be one of the worst flicks ever. I took a shot, rolled the dice so to speak and lost all my money I thought the whole story was pretty stupid actually. It appears I am in the minority, one man's junk is another man's treasure, so to speak It wasn't creepy or scary or bloody or any of those things, just bad.

Delightfully disturbing examination of human fragility that questions sanity, compassion and self-absorption . The 'sci-fi' vehicle gives a wonderful scope for all the main characters to express their individual pecadillos whilst opening up more global issues . Plenty of humour and pathos and a total lack of schmaltzy sentimentality raise this above the regular propaganda and into a truly thought provoking piece. Excellent acting , mood and score just add to a novel and well expressed plot. A joy to watch.

There's a decadent fantasy here and the audience might just want to relate or vicariously share the main character's enjoyment of his power. And the film is also just original and quirky enough that I was tempted to go up to eight stars. However, it's also a bit messy and at times unsavory and, well, just isn't going for eight starts. It set out to be a full-value, I-am-what-I-am, dirty-secret seven.