I Saw the TV Glow
Director:
Jane SchoenbrunGuión:
Jane SchoenbrunCámara:
Eric YueReparto:
Justice Smith, Brigette Lundy-Paine, Amber Benson, Danielle Deadwyler, Michael C. Maronna, Helena Howard, Danny Tamberelli, Fred Durst, Marilyn Bandiero (más)Sinopsis(1)
Owen es un adolescente que trata de afrontar la vida en un barrio residencial de las afueras cuando su compañera de clase le habla de un misterioso programa de televisión nocturno: una visión de un mundo sobrenatural por debajo del suyo. En el pálido resplandor de la televisión, la idea que Owen tiene de la realidad comienza a quebrarse. (San Sebastian International Film Festival)
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Monotonous, stagnant and tedious indigestible artsy shit where the most creepy thing in the entire movie is the main character's mouth. No decent script, no interesting characters, no horror scene, hideous visuals, just everything is wrong here. One of the worst overhyped flicks I've seen this year. The Pink Opaque, the TV show that will steal your time. 2/10.
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The initial onslaught of bloodthirsty horror fans is the reason for the predominantly very low ratings, but from the reviews so far, it's obvious that not many people have even understood what I Saw the TV Glow is all about. Also, I guess I was expecting something more straightforwardly genre-ish in the vein of Candle Cove, for example, but I have to say that at least a little bit of this tortured arthouse coming-of-age drama about a "boy" who won't admit his true self managed to resonate with me. And in the few rare moments when the director even strums the horror strings, it was very functional for me.
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