Death Come True
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Death Come True feels like a blend of video game aesthetics and film noir vibes. The story kicks off with a guy waking up in a hotel, disoriented, and it spirals from there. The interactive elements are pretty neat, though they might throw off traditional film purists. The pacing has that deliberate build-up, mixing tension with these unsettling moments. The performances vary, but there's a rawness to the lead that draws you in. The practical effects they use for certain more raw scenes stand out, adding to the unsettling atmosphere. Overall, it’s not your typical narrative, which I think gives it a distinctive edge. Definitely a conversation starter among collectors, for sure.
Directed by Kazutaka Kodaka, known for visual novels. · Features a mix of live-action and interactive storytelling. · Practical effects enhance the film's eerie atmosphere. · A rare instance of a game-like narrative in film form.
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