A movie clearly not for all tastes, but powerful proof of the mesmerizing and unique power of animation. A praise deserving one-man-show (Zilbalodis directs, writes, animates and even composes the music of the film), the film is evocative of atmospheric exploration video games from the 90s like Another World, with its no-words storytelling and no-explanations approach, and even in its aesthetic and rough animation, that clearly can be a detraction for a lot of viewers. But if you connect with the film, the trip is unforgettable.
2021: 115/801

One of the jewels of the 60s and a uncategorizable masterpiece of everything pop. Part trash and part genius, Meyer dictates here the future of Pulp cinema with a feast of action, boobs and unforgettable characters.
2021: 33/801

2022: 7

2022: 15

I have no doubt that this is one of the most important horror movies of these first two decades of the XXI century. It’s one of those films that manages to capture something ethereal and unexplainable, like the pulse of an era (like Halloween did in its time), with not only a great idea and a brilliant execution, but a powerful metaphoric lecture (that touches on growing up, the human need for love, sex and affection and the basic dread of life itself) full of evocative images and feelings, that extend far beyond the movie and stay with you long after watching it.
2021: 471/801