a truly one-of-a-kind film that libs will completely miss the point of, but if you know, you know

There's something really satisfying about stripping down the black metal masculinity archetypes in the way this movie does and seeing metalheads get triggered and lose their minds over the portrayal.

The death scenes were appropriately gruesome.

I found out about this after listening to Regina Spektor's cover of "My guitar gently weeps". The amount of work and painstaking detail that went into a stopmotion animated movie of this magnitude is impressive. I cherished every second of it.

The plot was darker than I expected but I liked how it treats the topic of death and its aftermath in a hopeful way. Who was that sociologist who said that dead people are the most important and most impactful members of society? he would've loved this movie.