Overdose

About This Movie

Overdose is a raw dive into the extremities of human nature, blending documentary style with horror elements in a way that feels unsettling yet compelling. The tone is grim - it doesn’t shy away from showcasing violence and mutilation, creating a palpable sense of dread. Pacing is deliberately disjointed, enhancing the chaotic atmosphere, as it pulls you through a whirlwind of disturbing imagery and visceral experiences. Practical effects are strikingly gruesome, lending an almost tactile quality to the horror on display. Performances are varied, some feeling almost documentary-like in their authenticity. There's an unsettling honesty here that makes it distinctive, leaving you with a lingering unease that’s hard to shake off. It’s definitely not for everyone, but for those who appreciate the darker side of cinema, it’s an experience.

Documentary style with horror elements · Striking practical effects · Chaotic and unsettling atmosphere