A real curio. Directed by the late Andrew Getty, grandson of JP Moneybags himself, this isn't a great film - the script is weak; the depiction of mental illness is borderline offensive - but the visuals are great, and despite the jumbled and protracted development phase, there is still some semblance of a decent narrative. I turned the film off after twenty minutes on my first viewing attempt, but after learning of Getty's life, and after reading more on the making of this odd film (see below), I returned to the film with renewed curiosity. Worth a watch then, but it's unlikely to attract cult status.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/mar/14/the-evil-within-horror-movie-andrew-getty-millionaire-meth
Shout by Carlos Fernando IbarraBlockedParent2017-08-14T07:38:50Z
That was awesome. Takes a bold and fresh take on a well worn story. It's more impressive with it having such a problematic production. Looking at the scores and reviews blows my mind, the shit people talk... I guarantee, with time this will gain quite a following and reputation.