Death and Cremation

About This Movie

Death and Cremation is this offbeat horror thriller that captures the eerie ambiance of suburban life. Stan, the protagonist, is a 59-year-old loner who takes on the role of a cremator in his basement – a rather unsettling occupation. The film plays with themes of isolation and societal judgment, which makes it all the more chilling. What's fascinating here is how Stan perceives his gruesome acts as a twisted form of community service, especially targeting those he deems bullies. The pacing is deliberate, allowing an unsettling tension to build, and the practical effects, although not overly polished, add a gritty realism. Jarod, the troubled teen, provides an interesting contrast, and their dynamic is quite engaging. Overall, it’s a unique take on suburban malaise with some dark humor woven in.

Exploration of suburban isolation and morality. · Interesting dynamic between Stan and Jarod. · Practical effects contribute to the film's gritty atmosphere.