A one of a kind and imaginative film that is both intriguing and thought-provoking, not to mention stylish. I see some people referring this as Lynchean, and I would agree. An excellent effort from the director and the cast (a nice ensemble). I didn't expect this from a no budget film, cause it's so unusual. I like films like that, where you can make out your own interpretation. I would be curious to see other similar movies from the director. I dig his style, or at least this particular film's style.
Review of Evil Under the Skin
