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Blog & StoriesThree marginalized and disabled friends form a band, hoping for a shot at something bigger. When they recruit Dries, a cynical and alcoholic writer, as their drummer, they get far more than they bargained for. Dries, with a streak of sadistic manipulation, begins to pit the band members against each other, exposing their deepest insecurities and darkest secrets. As their rehearsals devolve into psychological warfare, the line between reality and performance blurs, leading to a shocking and unsettling climax. This Belgian shocker is a gritty, confrontational descent into the underbelly of human nature, a punk-rock nightmare that will leave you disturbed and questioning the very essence of art and morality.
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CelluloidPsycho – 7/10
“This film is a bleak, brutal punch to the gut. It's not for everyone, but if you appreciate raw, unfiltered cinema, you'll find something here. The unflinching look at toxic masculinity and manipulation is hard to shake, and the soundtrack is pure punk energy. It's messy and uncomfortable, but that's exactly the point.”
GoreGrinder – 6/10
“I was drawn in by the premise, but it left me conflicted. The performances are strong, especially the writer, but the film feels aimless at times, more focused on shock value than narrative depth. Still, there are moments of genuine creepiness and a nihilistic vibe that horror fans can appreciate. Not a masterpiece, but it's worth a watch.”
MidnightMovieManiac – 7/10
“The atmosphere is thick with dread, and the characters are so repulsive yet fascinating. I thought the film brilliantly captured the corrosive nature of manipulation. The ending is a gut-punch that I didn't see coming. It's definitely not a feel-good movie, but if you want something that lingers in your mind, this is it.”
ScreamQueenX – 5/10
“I found it too chaotic and pretentious for my taste. The story didn't really go anywhere, and the constant shock tactics just became numbing. I can see why some might call it a cult classic, but for me, it didn't quite hit the mark. Some effective unsettling scenes though.”
