Die Bad

About This Movie

Die Bad is a fascinating film that plays out like a rough-edged anthology. The way it stitches together four episodes is pretty intriguing, each segment showing different facets of aggression—both tribal and personal. You get this raw, gritty feel throughout, which is amplified by the performances; there's a kind of authenticity that really draws you in. The pacing can feel uneven, but there's something about its erratic rhythm that reflects the chaos of its themes. Practical effects, though not always polished, add a certain charm. It’s not your usual action crime flick; it’s more of an exploration into darker human instincts, all wrapped up in a distinctive style that feels very much its own.

Unique episodic structure · Exploration of aggression · Raw performances and effects