Hollywood Babylon

About This Movie

So, Hollywood Babylon (2000) dives into the darker side of Tinseltown, paying homage to Anger's classic. Filmed at the Museum of Death, it captures that eerie vibe, right? The pacing is a bit uneven—some parts draw you in while others linger a bit too long. But the atmosphere is where it shines. You can really feel the weight of Hollywood's scandals and tragedies, almost like a dark tapestry of forgotten tales. The practical effects are interesting, almost a nod to the surrealism of Anger's work. It's not about big performances; it’s more about the raw, unsettling truths of fame. A distinctive blend of documentary style with a macabre twist. Just a unique piece for those who appreciate the underbelly of cinema.

Dark exploration of Hollywood's scandals · Filmed in an unusual setting · Reflects on the themes of fame and tragedy