The Theatre Bizarre must easily be one of the most handsomely made indie horror films of the past decade. Every frame seems like it was carefully considered beforehand and the colors pop in a way you just don't see anymore, especially since most indie horror film opt for desaturated color schemes to hide some of their technical flaws.
Like every horror anthology ever made, some segments are better than others, but each one does have something special and unique to offer. The first segment involving frogs might be the least effective and memorable, but they get better as the go along. The segment revolving around a woman who plunges needles into people's eyes and then transfers their memories into her eye is incredibly disturbing and unforgettable and the final tale involving lots of sweets, overindulgence, vomit, and cannibalism is like someone's bad dream come to life. It's disgusting, garishly lit, and truly memorable.
Like every horror anthology ever made, some segments are better than others, but each one does have something special and unique to offer. The first segment involving frogs might be the least effective and memorable, but they get better as the go along. The segment revolving around a woman who plunges needles into people's eyes and then transfers their memories into her eye is incredibly disturbing and unforgettable and the final tale involving lots of sweets, overindulgence, vomit, and cannibalism is like someone's bad dream come to life. It's disgusting, garishly lit, and truly memorable.