Is it a cult movie? Yes
Does Art like it? do not like
Such an evil plot and such complex colors are really reminiscent of Aquido’s "The Wind and Wind", but "Mandy" is a psychedelic drug for thin addicts, and "The Wind and Wind" is blooming in the dark night. The piranha-the former is a fearful futility, the latter is an anxious entity. There is no right or wrong. It just depends on the audience's interest. As far as I like it, I don’t like it: when watching movies, I like spiritual works that dig deep in the entity, or the physical and spiritual are evenly matched. work.
In the movie, whether it is aesthetic or artistic, it can only be beautiful and thin without the aid, like a beautifully shaped blade that exudes chills, it can only leave a shallow wound on my fingertips, even if it bleeds. When the beads come, they can only be itchy, to no avail. This beautiful blade can only be placed in a small box containing movie memories, and I will never watch it again or think about it a second time.
This is a cult movie, and this is also a horror movie. It is the loss of love, anger, collapse of body and mind, hunting for hatred, retribution, love, hatred, anger, desire for destruction, those deep human nature and hearts, in This movie is ruthlessly overwhelmed by psychedelic and plasma.
This is the case for several horror movies and cult movies that have been watched with rave reviews recently. The aesthetic is above everything, and the sense is above everything. It feels like the cart is upside down. Is it possible that sensory stimulation has become a necessity to create fear? Is it that even the fear of mankind has entered the desert?
(Only Nicholas Cage’s acting skills are beyond doubt)
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