A film that excels at creating an atmosphere that encapsulates the feeling of being watched. I enjoyed the increasing tension this film brought up until its inevitable ending.
With that being said, I think that they could have cast someone else who brings a bit more emotional depth to the character. Maika is a decent actress, but I don’t think this was the best fit for her.
Overall, the director was the highlight of this film while the rest drug it down.
A beautifully shot film that has rattled the world to this day for being way ahead of its time. The landscapes add a gorgeous layer to this film as well.
The story of forbidden love, the facade people put on to keep it secret, and the impact it has on the people around you when that secret comes to light. These three factors are brilliantly exemplified with the help of the two star performances from Jake and Heath as they…
Not for the faint of heart. This movie is unbelievably raw, horrifically jarring and does not hold back. Each season spirals the characters more into their own respective nightmare. I have never experienced a final act that delivers such a frenetic and visceral ending as this film.
A frenetically charged movie of ungodly chaos and disorganization that really shows what it took to get SNL up and running.
The performances across the board are stellar in every facet and truly bring to life the characters they are portraying.
I think it ended too early and I would have loved to see more of the skits come to fruition in the end, but it still had a great ending. ITS SATURDAY NIGHT.
