"I do not like the indifference," said director Ben C. Lucas before the screening. "I want this film you love him or hate him."
So I just have to hate him. Because if it is true that it is done well in some ways, who cares full of teenagers who make drugs and party and have no parents and live in villas or frightening and make their games of power and violence with the final game of Russian roulette driven by a small robot and determined by the participants via SMS to the party. Remote voting and divide and rule which pervades every sphere of life.
is brilliant in many ways this film. But it is also required. The only thing that really save with honors in photography. A brilliant opening scene and some other great hand cut. And perhaps, for the record, I must also point out that most young men and the public seems to have really loved, while the more feminine and less young man in the audience has largely failed. Alas, now I'm part of the second category (and not for women).
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