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How To Be a Villain is quite the quirky gem, pulling you into its eerie, yet playful atmosphere. It’s like a nod to those classic monster flicks with a modern twist. The pacing is steady, allowing you to soak in the delightfully wicked persona of the Supervillain, played by Terence Harvey, whose performance is both charming and sinister. There's a certain joy in the practical effects, which remind you of a time when creativity took center stage over CGI. It feels like a campy celebration of villainy, blending humor with a darker edge. This isn’t just another film; it’s a twisted love letter to the art of being bad.
How To Be a Villain has seen limited releases and makes for an interesting find among collectors. It's not widely available in mainstream markets, which adds to its allure. The film’s unique blend of humor and horror, combined with its practical effects, keeps it on the radar of those who appreciate niche cinema. There’s growing interest as it garners a bit of a cult following, making it a worthy discussion piece among genre enthusiasts.
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