Director: Ben Wheatley
Premise:
Two hit men take on a job with a promise of a big payout. Each hit plunges them in a dark and sinister world
My Take:
I cant really say much about the film without giving things away.
The first part moves very slowly as it deals with the strained relationship between the main character and his wife due to money issues after he botched a hit nearly a year previous. The second part has the main character and his friend get the job and start taking out the people on the list. On this list are a priest, a snuff film ring, and pagan worshipers. The third part is a free for frenzy of horror as the main character fights for his life.
The amazing score and frenetic editing helps set the up the disjointed feel of the movie. And it is full of realistic gore and violence.
This movie requires the viewer to think and pay attention to details. The pieces are there for you to figure out and interpret.
Rating: So Good (bordering on Instant Classic)
Fringes of Horror by Sean Kimmel is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at www.seankimmel.com.
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