Discopath

About This Movie

Discopath is this intriguing blend of crime and horror set against the backdrop of the mid-70s disco scene. The film captures that era's vibrant yet chaotic atmosphere really well. The pacing is often deliberate, letting the tension build as we witness Duane Lewis's transformation from a meek New Yorker to a serial killer, driven by this relentless disco rhythm. It's fascinating how the film intertwines his traumatic past with his murderous impulses, almost making the music feel like a character itself. The practical effects, while not over-the-top, have their moments that stand out. Performances carry a weight to them; you can feel Duane's internal struggle. It's definitely a unique take on the horror genre, and it sticks with you, for better or worse.

Atmospheric score enhances the tension throughout. · Interesting commentary on music's influence on mental states. · The disco setting offers a unique visual contrast to the horror elements.