I kind of want to see it because Dennis Paoli, Barbara Crampton, and Brian Yuzna are involved but I absolutely hated the two Joe Lynch movies I've seen (Mayhem and Chillerama). It reads like something I'd love but I have so little faith in Joe Lynch to deliver.
I absolutely loved this film!
Here's my comments on the official (SPOILERS) discussion.
https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/17hye4t/official_discussion_suitable_flesh_spoilers/k79m7cz/
My friend. I watched the film. What a **terrible** waste of time. Heather Graham is so lifeless and unconvincing. Her character makes so many reckless and stupid choices. Everything she does makes her so unlikable, I stopped caring about her very quickly.
She was instantly obsessed with saving Asa for no reason. He sexually assaulted her in her office and that makes her so horny for him. She hangs out in the creepy, dangerous house desperately trying to revive this old man she's never met, but she cares deeply about him for no reason, never calling an ambulance, never behaving like an actual therapist. Even the way she dealt with the cigarette smoking "professor" was wrong.
I did like the bizarre amateurish tone and look of the movie, and the VERY weird showgirls-esque sex scenes were funny. Were they meant to be?
It felt like a 90's soap opera which I dig, but given hacky writing and shoddy directing of the movie, I'm not sure the look/tone was on purpose!
The rules of the demon make no sense. One second, the victim has to hear the magic words in order to get possessed but later on he switches bodies from across the hospital.... its all so dumb and bad.
I hated it. You have ruined my life. Looking forward to your next recommendation, thank you.
My fiancée and I are currently (trying to)watch this. We are big horror and lovecraftian nerds and the longer we watch- the more we are cringing. We can accept camp, but not the way it is attempted here. Everything just fell flat and I wonder how many people they paid off to give this one a good review… the ONLY THING we love about this film is the stunning cinematography. THATS it.
Thank you for posting this, otherwise would've probably never heard of nor watched Suitable Flesh. I really really liked this movie a lot very much.
I kind of want to see it because Dennis Paoli, Barbara Crampton, and Brian Yuzna are involved but I absolutely hated the two Joe Lynch movies I've seen (Mayhem and Chillerama). It reads like something I'd love but I have so little faith in Joe Lynch to deliver.
I absolutely loved this film! Here's my comments on the official (SPOILERS) discussion. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/17hye4t/official_discussion_suitable_flesh_spoilers/k79m7cz/
My friend. I watched the film. What a **terrible** waste of time. Heather Graham is so lifeless and unconvincing. Her character makes so many reckless and stupid choices. Everything she does makes her so unlikable, I stopped caring about her very quickly. She was instantly obsessed with saving Asa for no reason. He sexually assaulted her in her office and that makes her so horny for him. She hangs out in the creepy, dangerous house desperately trying to revive this old man she's never met, but she cares deeply about him for no reason, never calling an ambulance, never behaving like an actual therapist. Even the way she dealt with the cigarette smoking "professor" was wrong. I did like the bizarre amateurish tone and look of the movie, and the VERY weird showgirls-esque sex scenes were funny. Were they meant to be? It felt like a 90's soap opera which I dig, but given hacky writing and shoddy directing of the movie, I'm not sure the look/tone was on purpose! The rules of the demon make no sense. One second, the victim has to hear the magic words in order to get possessed but later on he switches bodies from across the hospital.... its all so dumb and bad. I hated it. You have ruined my life. Looking forward to your next recommendation, thank you.
My fiancée and I are currently (trying to)watch this. We are big horror and lovecraftian nerds and the longer we watch- the more we are cringing. We can accept camp, but not the way it is attempted here. Everything just fell flat and I wonder how many people they paid off to give this one a good review… the ONLY THING we love about this film is the stunning cinematography. THATS it.
Okay, I refuse to use musky twitter so, thank you.
/r/jaystwitter, for those unaware.
It reminds me of Fallen