ixtasis

I saw this in prime and it had one of the best sound designs I've ever experienced for a horror movie. It was way better than expected based on the trailer. There were visual and aural concepts depicted around perception that I'd never seen in a film before. The acting was really great, and overall it was a moving film about familial relationships, love and loss. I didn't expect to cry at a werewolf movie, but I did lol. The little girl was a phenomenal actress. I already loved Christopher Abbot and Julia Garner. They were pretty adorable together, an unexpected pair. This movie surprised me in all the right ways.

I suggest seeing this in the theater for the sound alone.

This movie doesn't have any redeeming qualities. Might as well kill yourself now, or watch it and feel like killing yourself afterwards. If you think I'm exaggerating, go for it. Then become a heroin addict since there will be no point to life other than pain. I love dark films. I don't mind being sad at the end. This film has nothing more than misery to offer.

But I must go on... what is your worst nightmare? What are some of the most awful things that could happen in life? Well, imagine no further. It's mundane misery at your fingertips. No imagination. No enduring hope, just absolute anguish.

That's your thing? You'll love this.

Maybe you want to watch it alone. Chill. Smoke a J and have a glass of whiskey... watch and listen, let it slowly bloom and don't expect much. Not for those isn't high action or thrills.

I like the music. Curious about whether the music is a real artist or not. Some might find this pretentious, so if you enjoy things that others find pretentious, this might be for you. There aren't any explosions or jump scares. You get it. It's your thing or not. It's not bad in any way. You like it, but you wouldn't recommend it to most people you know, just the few freaks who like to dwell and ponder. They're probably romantic. Just a little anyway. I dunno. It's the whisky and the J.