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The Last Screening (2011)
Sylvain, a young man, devotes his life to small, local movie theater destined to be shut down. He lives in the theater's basement and is the theater programer, projectionist, and ticket seller. Each night, after the last screening, he leaves the building to carry out a ritual killing.
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5 Comments
Roy S 31 Mar 2012
Graphic, disturbing moments of violence with a whole lot of not much in between. Sort of old-fashioned in many respects, especially psychologically with its Freudian mommy-issues. The single-camera real-time no-music killings are rather unsettling however.
David U 12 Jun 2012
French director Laurent Achard's meta-horror film The Last Screening could be considered to be The Cabin in the Woods for slasher films, yet gone horribly wrong. Moving at a glacier-like pace, Achard seems insecure whether this's meant to be a dark comedy, straight-up horror, an exploitation film, or the meta-commentary it seemingly intended to be. Unable to choose, he combines elements from all of the above: The serial-killer is a man obsessed with cinema (meta-commentary), he works in a theater which only shows two films on loop (dark comedy), he stalks his prey before the kill (straight-up horror), and once he commits the murder, steals body parts from his victims (exploitation). All of this is shot like a moody art-film, adding more confusion to the genre mix. I hope that was the last screening I'll ever have to go to for The Last Screening. (If there was one benefit of watching the film, it was that pun) Grade: D
Alan W 20 Oct 2011
If there is a gang-bang between Cinema Paradiso, French new wave cinema, Peeping Tom and Psycho, this is probably what you'll get. On paper, it sounds like a plausible premise with dark potentials (and there is a good film that can be made here - alert Hollywood!) but in the end it simply does not amount to much here other than a few decent scenes and a good idea wasted. Even taken into consideration the restrictive budget, the slow pacing and the wooden/stoic performances of the ensemble (whether that of the lead is appropriate or not is also debatable) sadly let the film down.
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