Sometimes you make a satire about the exploitation of labor that turns into Multiplicity in space and then sort of becomes Monsters Inc. for a little bit and then the pillbugs from Nausicaa show up to reenact the climax of that movie and then SOMEHOW you predict the Trump assassination attempt, and it ultimately makes you feel a lot of things that aren’t necessarily cohesive.
Anyway, it turns out that if you’re cloned 17 times you end up sounding like some guy from Newark.
Ken Russell’s theatrics work well for extravagant period pieces/satires but get a bit overwrought when they pertain to pretty weak modern day commentary.
It has a really wild Anthony Perkins’ performance that outshines the rest of the thing.
It’s mostly entertaining but the hype from horror movie people is insanely overblown. Don’t trust those loser freaks. “DONT READ ANYTHING, GO IN BLIND, THIS MOVIE IS FREAKING CRAZY!!” yeah sure, if you’ve only seen like five movies in your whole life.
It’s sort of a reverse Malignant, where the first half of this film is really engaging and the last 20 minutes descend into lazy cartoon buffoonery. The opening of this thing is great! and then when the “bad…
