I don't know the last time I've been hit so close to home by a movie.
Quick personal story- I lost a significant amount of my hearing when I was a kid, the doctor didn't know the cause but something neural, and then it came back to an extent though I still had loss in certain ranges. Flash forward to my mid-20s and I lost basically all of the hearing in one ear and a majority of speech recognition in…
Color me impressed. This sounded stupid, but turned out to be a very well done tech-centric horror wrought with atmosphere despite literally being a Zoom call under the free meeting time-constraints. Quick runtime, convincing likable characters, and not as focused on the gimmick as I assumed it'd be.
Chances are this will go down as legitimate mid-corona isolation horror here in a few years when we're all dead and cockroaches are ruling the earth. The death throes of civilization looking for something other than reality to fear. Happy trails.
The very definition of "never a dull moment". Nonstop insanity, amazing choreography, a glut of wirework, flying sheets, laser beams, candy red blood, and ghostly laughter. Top-notch Shaw fantasy.
Yeah sure end this obnoxious mess with some hip retro neon 80's end credits cause that makes total sense.
It's basically a Japanese Harry Potter. With Satanic rituals. And voodoo. And nudity. And beheadings. And gore. And lesbians.
It is so rare to find a movie that's so good it hurts. Especially in dramas or comedy. And even more so when it has a four hour runtime. That combo is basically impossible. Love Exposure is the impossible.
