The Informers

About This Movie

The Informers is a curious piece, set in the early '80s L.A. that feels like a fever dream of excess and ennui. It stitches together these fragmented narratives, each character wrestling with their own kind of disconnection. You get this palpable sense of decay in society, highlighted by some stark performances that really sell the emptiness. The pacing is a bit uneven, which might throw some folks off, but it adds to the disorienting atmosphere. And the way it tackles themes of hedonism, violence, and moral ambiguity—it’s all a bit bleak but fascinating. The practical effects and the period details give it a raw authenticity that’s hard to shake off. Definitely not your standard thriller, but there's something uniquely compelling about its approach to storytelling.

Features intersecting stories that reflect societal disconnection. · Strong performances that underscore the emotional void of characters. · Captures the raw atmosphere of early '80s Los Angeles with practical effects.