Hilarious and super-entertaining sleaze. Plus, a killer soundtrack by...Firstryke?

Where can one see this?

It's a shame she's not in more films.

"It can happen here."

This was pretty neat up until about 25 minutes from the end, after which the filmmakers must have run out of ideas and so loaded it with crappy CGI.

I developed a fever in the theater during this movie, so I associate it with cold sweats and headaches.

Man, total spoiler in the synopsis re: Nilbog. Heh heh.

"When playin' jazz, you always has a welcome mat..."

This is actually the European version of the pilot, which was cut into a self-sustained film. I don't think they're going to be adding TV shows to the Auteurs, which would be quite an undertaking.

A mysterious, ethereal drama concerning the relationships between and forces within four people; intermittently distorted, like watching someone walk behind a pane of imperfect glass, the form itself intact and then suddenly twisted and obscured, then back again. We're not sure what actually happened, what is dreamed, and what is misremembered.

C is for Catwoman! Roscoe: Julie Newmar or Eartha Kitt.

An exposé of fear as it exists in the world, as an interchangeable part of life. Fear which has no driving force; it only waits and reacts, the dark side of chance. This is fear in its most tangible form, the kind we might face at any time of any day, the kind that is always there.

An incredibly engrossing modern tragedy that subverts the female revenge genre.

Okay, I liked this. More than Juno, for sure. Diablo Cody's hyper-pop dialogue is only tolerable in a movie like this, something wholly tongue-in-cheek. Absolutely self-aware absurdity at every turn, every aspect exaggerated and embellished, I couldn't help but have a blast thanks to its complete shamelessness.

As natural, serene, and beautiful as a river; flows gently, on its own time, and lulls us in doing so.

A cinematic fun house of childlike imagination. Completely out-of-its-mind, and an absolutely singular, often virtuosic work of horror/comedy/melodrama. Every moment of the film is another delightful experiment; colorful, hyper-kinetic, and the most fun you're bound to have movie-watching.

Schizophrenic and nonsensical, but what fun !

Subversive style!

David Watkin is a mad genius with his wild eye.

Itself, a whirlwind orgy; a flurry of absurd, bizarre, and terrifying images.

Melinda Dillon is the unsung hero of this film.

I watched this alone/at night/during a storm/eating cereal and it was magnificent.

5 stars for taking the breath out of my 7-year-old lungs.

"That boy's got the devil in him."

Completely self-contained; filmmaking at its most prime, its elements bare and all that happens within and to the viewer is simply because it was made that way.

I may or may not be in this movie. I want to see it.

What a fascinating, bizarre picture.

Damn powerful.

The picture is from "Evil Dead 2".

Garbage made to seem less like garbage by using excessive style.