Twelve Traditions

About This Movie

Twelve Traditions is an intriguing slice of indie cinema that dives into the murky waters of addiction and paranoia. The film's atmosphere is thick with tension, largely driven by Jack's unreliable narration. He claims a killer is out to get him, yet the pacing keeps you guessing whether it's real or a product of his intoxicated mind. The performances are raw and gritty, which grounds the narrative in a sense of bleak realism. The practical effects have a gritty authenticity that enhances the tension, though they’re not overly flashy. It’s quite distinctive in how it explores themes of trust and betrayal amidst the chaos of substance abuse. A film that lingers well after the credits roll, inviting discussions about its ambiguous nature.

A low-key indie gem that captures the essence of addiction. · Unconventional pacing keeps the viewer engaged in Jack's story. · Themes of distrust and mental unraveling are compellingly portrayed.