Turdspotting

About This Movie

Turdspotting, directed by an unknown, dives into a grimy underbelly reminiscent of its predecessor but in a darker, more grotesque way. The pacing is relentless, much like the anxiety of its characters, all trapped in a hellish cycle of addiction. Practical effects are a standout here; the film doesn’t shy away from the messiness of its subject matter. The performances feel raw and gritty, with actors really committing to their grotesque roles. Atmospherically, it leans heavily into claustrophobia, with bathrooms becoming a character of their own, filled with tension and dread. It’s definitely a different kind of horror, one that revels in the discomfort of its setting and themes of desperation.

Practical effects are quite striking. · Themes of addiction explored in a unique way. · Atmosphere is incredibly claustrophobic.