Movie Review: Surrealistic “SOLVENT” dissolves the sanity of characters and viewers alike
Austrian writer/director and provocateur Johannes Grenzfurthner’s latest explores the legacy of hate and human liquefaction.
Austrian writer/director and provocateur Johannes Grenzfurthner’s latest explores the legacy of hate and human liquefaction.
[The filmmakers] deliciously turn the screws, lacing the gory goings-on with a generous helping of black humor.
The tricks outweigh the treats in director Colin Krawchuk's stylish but meandering second feature-length killer clown flick.
The incredibly obscene and blasphemous directorial debut of the co-writer of "A Serbian Film" delivers karma at its most grotesque.
It takes material that justifies at most about 20 or 25 minutes of movie and stretches it out to 98.