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Ratings and reviews
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Solid Art-House
Quite taken with this little art-house number. I highly recommend sticking through all the credits; it made me realize the movie’s true wave-length, which is allegory shaded with twisted-ironic humor. It doesn’t take itself as seriously as I first expected. But I was pretty hooked throughout/ some good creep, a multi-dimensional antagonist, and mostly a commitment to immersion realism with a twinge of welcomed surreality. I have a feeling I would like it even better on second watch now that I’m fully aware what is doing.
Started Well
This caught my attention from the opening and I was really enjoying it, but around halfway in it started to lose me. I can't really explain why, I think it just got a bit too weird and I found myself starting to lose interest. Visually striking in places, although so many movies are these days, it would be difficult to argue that it wasn't well filmed. The acting was strong and I found the characters very interesting to begin with, so perhaps others will get more out of the movie than I did. Perhaps I'm just not into this newer style of horror, but I'm sure it will have some fans.
16mm Nightmare Shines on Blu
I’m in the bag for these Shudder releases - all so far I had seen and liked on Shudder and like them even more on their great discs. With A Wiunded Fawn you get two movies in one - a mostly two-hander serial killer thriller AND a supernatural revenge nightmare, and both of them are great. The 16mm photography is so gorgeous here and several touches throughout are so cool - like the killer’s weapon, and then how it’s used during the closing credits. And that slip… Amazing. Awesome release.
Edition Type
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Ratings and reviews
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4
3
2
1
5
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1
Solid Art-House
Quite taken with this little art-house number. I highly recommend sticking through all the credits; it made me realize the movie’s true wave-length, which is allegory shaded with twisted-ironic humor. It doesn’t take itself as seriously as I first expected. But I was pretty hooked throughout/ some good creep, a multi-dimensional antagonist, and mostly a commitment to immersion realism with a twinge of welcomed surreality. I have a feeling I would like it even better on second watch now that I’m fully aware what is doing.
Started Well
This caught my attention from the opening and I was really enjoying it, but around halfway in it started to lose me. I can't really explain why, I think it just got a bit too weird and I found myself starting to lose interest. Visually striking in places, although so many movies are these days, it would be difficult to argue that it wasn't well filmed. The acting was strong and I found the characters very interesting to begin with, so perhaps others will get more out of the movie than I did. Perhaps I'm just not into this newer style of horror, but I'm sure it will have some fans.
16mm Nightmare Shines on Blu
I’m in the bag for these Shudder releases - all so far I had seen and liked on Shudder and like them even more on their great discs. With A Wiunded Fawn you get two movies in one - a mostly two-hander serial killer thriller AND a supernatural revenge nightmare, and both of them are great. The 16mm photography is so gorgeous here and several touches throughout are so cool - like the killer’s weapon, and then how it’s used during the closing credits. And that slip… Amazing. Awesome release.