Mother's Day

About This Movie

So, 'Mother's Day' is this wild little mix of action, comedy, and horror directing us through a twisted family dynamic. Kaufman's approach here is both absurd and unsettling. It presents these two bumbling brothers who are just trying to get their mother’s approval, but their method is downright chilling. The atmosphere jumps from darkly comedic to outright disturbing, creating an uneasy tension. The pacing has this erratic rhythm, which keeps you on your toes – it's both engaging and disorienting. And let’s talk about the practical effects, they’re raw and visceral, really adding to the gritty feel. You can’t help but notice the performances too, they walk this thin line of absurdity and horror, making the film stand out in the 80s landscape.

Interesting exploration of family dynamics under horror. · Distinct blend of humor and horror, not for the faint-hearted. · Highlights of practical effects that enhance the grim tone.