Welcome Back, Mr. Buzzcock

As teacher, I saw the dialogue, the themes and the return of Mr. Buzzcock as more than familiar. More than a horror, the film is a smart and honest parody of the attittude of teachers about students, about old and fresh fears , about the reality who is far by theories and about gossip as easy way to revenge. A film about school. Far to be a bad one.

I've got to be honest: this wasn't a particularly great horror comedy, but I really enjoyed how it was made. The camera movement through the wall between the teachers' room and the corridor where the students roam was a clever touch. It highlighted the stark contrast between the two worlds-one pessimistic, sarcastic, tired, and bitter; the other optimistic, full of hope, heroic, and romantic. The control of the music's volume during these transitions was spot-on, and the fact that all the dialogue took place in the teachers' room while there was none on the students' side further emphasized the polarity between these two "worlds."