rubberblog: December 2011

Monday, December 26, 2011

Separated at birth

Ha, a teaser for the upcoming blog post about something special. But, seriously... this.

Reviews of “The Bet”

“A vibrant vision in a carefully crafted and intriguing philosophical horror worth its weight in unspoken themes”
Short End Magazine

“Enigmatic and profoundly disturbing... A metaphysical abduction drama worthy of David Lynch himself.”
City Life

“Twisted... Simple and effective”
Evil Dread

“Dark, surreal and very open to interpretation... Utterly engrossing... What really sets ‘The Bet’ apart is the atmosphere of grimy desperation that pervades the entire film – not just for the woman, but also for the two men. These are people who really have reached the end of the line and have no way out, as is powerfully underlined with the film’s closing scene.”
Pulpmovies

“Acting in the film was top-notch... Well-paced, intelligent, eerie and intriguing... An ending that left me awestruck”
Fatally Yours

“A starkly lit, quiet little film that enters your mind and refuses to leave... [The ending is] subtle yet hauntingly powerful”
Short Cuts

“Felt very much like a really good David Lynch film... An intelligent, original and well woven story... Michael Dunn [will be] mentioned in the same breath as Cronenberg and Lynch. He’s that talented and this movie really is that good!”
Gorehounds Unite!

“Unsettling... Truly brilliant... Great acting, directing and plot.”
Horror Reviews

“A grimy and interesting trip”
Horror Movies

“Rarely do I see an indie film that looks so polished”
MoviesOnline

“Visually impressive... Viewers need to pay attention and think in order to fully understand, or at least attempt to interpret what’s happening to The Girl.”
Horror Asylum

“Dark and eerie”
The Horror Explorer

Monday, December 26, 2011

Separated at birth

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