Bullfrogs

About This Movie

Bullfrogs is a haunting dive into the murky waters of existence and the grotesque beauty that can emerge from despair. The atmosphere is thick with tension, enhanced by some striking practical effects that really bring the swamp to life—or death. You’ve got this nameless scavenger who stumbles upon a body, and it’s all set against a backdrop of smoldering moss. The pacing feels almost languid, drawing you into a trance as you question the nature of reality and rebirth. Paul Soileau’s performance is raw, deeply emotional, and somewhat disquieting, complemented by Llywyn Máire’s ethereal presence. There’s a distinct quality to the film that lingers, almost like a fever dream, leaving you with more questions than answers about life and love.

Unique blend of fantasy and horror elements. · Strong practical effects create an immersive experience. · Explores deep themes of life, death, and rebirth.