The Theatre Bizarre (2011)
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- Release Date: 2011
- Genre: Compilation of Shorts
- Director: Buddy Giovinazzo, David Gregory, Douglas Buck, Jeremy Kasten, Karim Hussain, Richard Stanley, Tom Savini
- Screenwriter: Buddy Giovinazzo, David Gregory, Douglas Buck, Emiliano Ranzani, John Esposito, Karim Hussain, Richard Stanley, Scarlett Amaris, Zach Chassler.
- Cast & Crew: Udo Kier, Virginia Newcomb, Amanda Marquardt, Amelia Gotham, Jeremy Gladen, Liberty Larsen, Nicole Fabbri, Catriona MacColl, Victoria Maurette, and Amelie Salomon.
The Theatre Bizarre (2011) Rating:
- Dylan = 6 / 10;
- Eloise = 7 / 10;
- Raoul = 8 / 10;
- IMDB = 5.2/10;
- Rotten Tomatoes = 3.6/10.
The Theatre Bizarre (2011) Synopsis:
A woman enters an abandoned theatre in which she discovers strange puppets that will tell her six, very bizarre, horrific tales.
The Theatre Bizarre (2011) Review:
The Theatre Bizarre is a compilation of short stories directed by six different directors and wrapped around a backbone story, typically in the vein of Creepshow or the recent V/H/S. The film is actually quite similar to the latter, but the stories are here much better than in V/H/S. Despite the fact that they are absolutely not related together…they are diverse and very original.
The first one about a witch/monster is basic and predictable, but there is a nice work done on the disgusting texture that makes it quite interesting to watch. An interesting textural display is also to be found in the last story, which is by far the best one to me. Thereee is a lot of very graphic scenes combining food and gore which tend to shock the eye.
The story in which the woman steals the memory of homeless people to write a book is also really innovative and clever, with a brilliant ending.
The other stories are more “conventional”. Still, none of them are “bad”. Thereee are no dead time and, even if the backbone story is irrelevant, the overall compilation remains super entertaining. If you like a compilation of short horror stories such as V/H/S, you’re in for a treat, this a very good film.
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