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Velvet Buzzsaw (2019)

Big money artists and mega-collectors pay a high price when art collides with commerce. After a series of paintings by an unknown artist are discovered, a supernatural force enacts revenge on those who have allowed their greed to get in the way of art.

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Rcavey92212 23 Aug 2020

Written and directed by Dan Gilroy of Nightcrawler this is a unique film unlike anything you've ever seen for better or worse. The aptly titled Velvet Buzzsaw stars Jake Gyllenhaal (Nightcrawler), Toni Colette (Hereditary), Renee Russo (Ransom), Zawee Ashton (Nocturnal Animals), Tom Sturidge (On the Road), John Malkovich (Red), Billy Magnussen (Game Night) and Natalie Dyer (Stranger Things). It's an awesome cast in a movie that works as a dissection of the Art world. The vapid, hollowness of exchange. The charachters and storyline are more symbolic than actually fully realized entities. The movie isn't completely successful at all its endeavors but it's ambition is intriguing and the results are polarizing. It's no doubt a horror film but it's definitely an indie art film as well combined with a hefty budget and stylish direction. This is definitely a film you will either like or hate but I was definitely a fan.

egoBorder 05 May 2019

This movie is a bit of an enigma. For starters, being the second movie from a director whose first was critically acclaimed and focusing on the ultra-pretentious art world, you might expect it to be very pretentious. But surprisingly it's a very down-to-earth take on the competitive world of art...in fact maybe it's TOO simple. Because in the end this is a pretty standard horror movie, well-made but lacking any originality. It seems the writer and director got a little gun shy, because something a little more open-ended might have enhanced the experience. Still, not a waste of time and worth most of its running time.

mefirstoy 09 Feb 2019

A film with a lot to offer on its core, but poorly elaborated and completely dismembered. The juxtaposition of humor and horror is great, but it never takes you anywhere. Great performances, fantastic backstory on the mysterious artist but at the end, just a film that tries to be too smart and ends up being too silly.

Glenn Kenny 30 Jan 2019

The confident storytelling and the bravura acting — Daveed Diggs, Toni Collette and John Malkovich contribute compelling caricatures — carry “Buzzsaw” all the way home.

ArcanaThe4th 24 May 2019

While it has fun deaths and solid performances, Velvet Buzzsaw seems never quite sure whether it wants to be the next Final Destination or if it wants to be a high concept satire, it ends up going on for too long to do only half of both.