Baskin

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"Plot: A group of policemen investigating a disturbance inadvertently step into a mind-breaking crossing of dimensions. This Turkish plunge into surreal, Lovecraftian madness will scorch its shocking moments into your mind with unforgiving relish. Much like the original "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre", this feels less like a traditional film and more like you're strapped into a hellish rollercoaster, helpless to experience the horrors to which the protagonists are exposed to. But these are not s"

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"Turkey"

Movies I watched in March 2019 (30 movies items)

" Date: 3/28/2019 Viewed: Amazon Prime (Rental) First viewing Note: I was very impressed by this movie on how awesome it was. This movie has a likable cast of characters and the acting was very good. I love the atmosphere in this movie because the movie feels very dark and surreal at times. It can be very creepy and disturbing at times by not having any jump scares and knows how to use symbolism without feeling like major bullshit. The movie can be a total mindfuck as well. I highly recommend "

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"This Turkish descent into surreal madness is something that must be witnessed to be believed. Gruesome, grueling, and downright Lovecraftian, "Baskin" is a must for any fans of the strange. "

“At first, Baskin seems cohesive and straightforward as it follows a group of beat cops called to answer a backup call in a part of their jurisdiction with a shadowy reputation. The police come across an inexplicable confluence of events that toy with the idea of fate, cosmic powers, and hell itself and what comes across the screen quickly ramps from the mundane to the utterly maddening.

The Turkish production is one of the few films from that region of the world that got a Stateside release and it certainly lives up to it's promise. It owes a lot to films like Fulci's The Beyond and City of the Living Dead and the work of Lovecraft and Machen, in terms of its mixture of the concepts of blurred lines between realms, nightmarish landscapes, cults, inexplicable powers, and unrelenti” read more

Movies I've seen in 2017 (541 movies items)

"My rating: 5/10"