The Donor

About This Movie

The Donor is a bit of a curiosity from the mid-'90s. You won't find much about the director, which adds a layer of mystery. The atmosphere is pretty unsettling, almost like a dark comedy that never fully commits to being one. The pacing feels off, but in a way that keeps you guessing. The practical effects have that unmistakable tactile quality, which is always a nice touch. Performances vary, with some actors leaning into the absurdity while others seem lost in the script. It’s distinctive for its strange themes around bodily autonomy and moral dilemmas, which still resonate. Definitely not your average '90s flick; it's one of those that lingers in your head long after the credits roll.

Released on VHS in 1995, limited availability.Not much known about the production team.Features practical effects characteristic of the era.Runs approximately 89 minutes.