FrightFest

I enjoyed the twists and turns of the plot, especially the way it played around with the time frame towards the end.

But it lacked.... something. It felt a bit TV-movie-ish at times. Perhaps it needed to up the pace a bit, or be just a little more "edgy".... Or maybe it's just one of those films which is better seen on its own, not when fatigue is setting in towards the end of a long weekend.

surprise highlight of this year's FF. I thought the beginning was really uninteresting and feeling like a tv-movie, but as the plot developed I found myself highly enjoying this one.

and one thing - first genre picture from Switzerland and one already has a dp scene - that's sick and wicked.

well made but thought it could of done more :?

Unexpected highlught, one of my favourite films of the fest, knew nothing about it, but it turned out to be excellent. Combining fairytales and the lovely Swiss countryside with a very dark storyline, the turning of the guys into dolls at the end was one of the most disturbing moments of the weekend imo.

It's good but not great: I got a little lost in the timelines occasionally. But so ravishingly shot.

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