THE STRANGE COLOR OF YOUR BODY'S TEARS: HORROR: 2013: If you are in the mood for a little something different in the horror department, this movie is surely worth it.
The use of montage is rivaled only to that of Ingmar Bergman, whom you might know as the director of Persona.
Berman's masterpiece shocked audiences.
If you haven't seen the latter film, that's also worth watching, but be warned that it has some pretty outrageous scenes in it.
Hmm, is that a good thing? Perhaps.
The minute you begin watching The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears you know that it's going be interesting. While the initial premise seems basic enough, the end result is not. The movie's twists are analogous to the labyrinthine apartment displayed in the movie.
There are many hidden mysteries in this building.
Helene Cattet and Bruno Forzani get as close to the edge of insanity as possible. After watching some pretty pedestrian horror movies, this was a decent change of pace. It can get frenetic though.
Don't stare at the screen too long!
While the characters are pretty one dimensional, the visuals are the key here.
Brevity is the name of the game tonight. In some respects though, it fits the review of this movie. 73%
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