The film is intense, but only because the actors are completely overdoing it and the cameraman has some form of ADD. The performances are histrionic to the point of utter laughability. (is that the point? is this a comedy?) Also, anything "Lovecraftian" almost always seems more silly than disquieting, and this is no exception. Add on some paper thin metaphors/symbolism, and the film feels like a parody of itself.
napisał(a) o The Night the Screaming Stops
The film is intense, but only because the actors are completely overdoing it and the cameraman has some form of ADD. The performances are histrionic to the point of utter laughability. (is that the point? is this a comedy?) Also, anything "Lovecraftian" almost always seems more silly than disquieting, and this is no exception. Add on some paper thin metaphors/symbolism, and the film feels like a parody of itself.