Reviews

It's actually less gross than the dinner scene later on where everybody gets served the same kind of meal, but the sheer nonchalance and downright pleasure the man get from making this girl's grief worse demonstrates the total lack of humanity this place shows.

When John eventually returns home you think things are finally gonna get dramatic as he finds out about Val cheating on him, but the filmmaker seems unwilling to focus on his feelings too much as we only get a mild shocked expression on his face, even becoming friends with Brad by the end.

Even the scenes of the fictional Cliffbeasts 6 feel like Saturday Night Live sketches left on the cutting room floor.

We are shown two sets of parents, the first pair (Jay & Gail) belonging to the son who got shot and the other (Linda & Richard) to the son who killed him.

A gripping experience that leaves you with a lot to think about.

But here it feels like the same kind of exorcism scene everyone seems to do ever since The Exorcist came out.

She's pitiable, yet unlikable enough that you don't start to feel bad for her.

At times silly, other times deadpan, the humor always feels natural to the characters and progression of the story.

I feel a bit mixed about the use of animals since it was hard not to worry about them getting hurt for real, but watching the performers and clowns doing their thing is a joy to behold.

The night time scenes are darkly lit, but never hard to follow.