Girl with No Mouth, 2019 – ★
The film begins with a compelling setup that promises an intriguing adventure, yet as the story unfolds, it struggles to maintain momentum and becomes increasingly difficult to engage with.
The film begins with a compelling setup that promises an intriguing adventure, yet as the story unfolds, it struggles to maintain momentum and becomes increasingly difficult to engage with.
While not the worst entry in the anthology genre, the film suffers from jarring transitions that disrupt the flow between its segments. The stories themselves, though varied, struggle to form a cohesive narrative, undermining the potential for a truly engaging experience.
This film suffers from a lack of coherent direction, making it a chore to follow and ultimately, a tedious experience. The scattered narrative prevents any meaningful engagement, leading to a disappointing viewing.
This decent single-location film builds steady tension, though its final act ventures into almost excessively vicious territory, testing the boundaries of its confined setting.
While at times it leans too forcefully into its themes, the film manages to deliver a compelling, if somewhat contrived, mockumentary experience.
This film shines with its gripping exploration of human resilience and cosmic wonder, but it unexpectedly veers into a less satisfying slasher finale that detracts from its thoughtful buildup. Its profound themes and stunning visuals almost manage to outshine the jarring genre shift that concludes the journey.
The film largely consists of repetitive sequences with characters sprinting through identical hallways, which grows tiresome quickly. However, the arrival of the creatures injects some much-needed excitement into the otherwise monotonous action.
The film is a fun watch, though it occasionally stumbles in execution. The highlight is an undeniably bizarre scene that must be seen to be believed.