Seen Too Much

About This Movie

Seen Too Much offers this raw, grim atmosphere that really pulls you in. The pacing is a bit erratic, reflecting the chaos of the protagonist's life, and the practical effects are surprisingly effective for its time. There’s a heavy sense of dread that hangs over every scene, and the themes of addiction and mortality are explored in a darkly poetic way. You can’t help but feel the weight of the character’s despair in their search for something as simple as shelter, which quickly spirals into something much darker. The performance, while perhaps not polished, carries an authenticity that’s compelling in its own right.

Seen Too Much remains somewhat of an underground gem, as its limited releases have made physical copies scarce. Fans have circulated rumors about various formats, but the original print seems to be the most sought after. Despite its obscure status, it has gathered a dedicated following among collectors who appreciate its raw storytelling and the unfiltered glimpse into addiction’s darkest corners.