A very well-done raw movie, superbly and awfully made at the same time for 1983. It has convincing everything, besides maybe the hurried and packed up ending in a bad staring way.
What makes it unique is the total control of the director over the scenes, the astonishing acting by the deranged lead, the raw, detailed, pumped-out murders that immerses you wholly in and a cute little dog that though smart, didn't make any distinction and difference between his masters and a total stranger as long as his odor tingles his cutey brain and is being fed on top of that. Sometimes, I saw fear in the dog's eyes and that speaks lengths on the "sausage-lover" wolfy outfit and soul.
Not a movie for the squeamish and an achievement for the 80s.
What makes it unique is the total control of the director over the scenes, the astonishing acting by the deranged lead, the raw, detailed, pumped-out murders that immerses you wholly in and a cute little dog that though smart, didn't make any distinction and difference between his masters and a total stranger as long as his odor tingles his cutey brain and is being fed on top of that. Sometimes, I saw fear in the dog's eyes and that speaks lengths on the "sausage-lover" wolfy outfit and soul.
Not a movie for the squeamish and an achievement for the 80s.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6
- Production value/impact: 7
- Development: 8.5
- Realism: 8.5
- Entertainment: 7
- Acting: 8
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 7.5
- VFX: 9
- Music/score/sound: 7.5
- Depth: 6.5
- Logic: 2.5
- Flow: 7.5
- Drama/horror/thriller: 7.5
- Ending: 6.5.