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However, the way the hitman behaves really doesn't make much sense as he seems determined in completing the job, but still spins his wheels too much when the time comes for some odd reasons.

"Each year, the Great Pumpkin rises out of the pumpkin patch that he thinks is the most sincere.

Korine's direction is solid, and interesting at points, as he intersects images of beach parties and fun, with more somber images of the drug use and debauchery of spring break.

In addition, a couple of relevant characters feel a bit underserved, and the overall motivations of the antagonists doesn't feel as clear as I would've wished.

Sure, his films are badly written and made, but through all the ineptitude, you can still get the sense that he loves film and really wanted to make something that lasted.

A film about the occult

This is yet another film I see from Eduardo Sanchez, co-director of The Blair Witch Project, and I've found myself pleasantly surprised by his catalog.

Coming after films like Mank and Gone Girl, The Killer feels like a return to basics for Fincher.

This film came highly recommended by many, and you can easily understand why.

Like Marlowe, we're never sure which side anybody's on.