Flowers (2015)
Genre: Horror / Mystery
Duration: 79 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Phil Stevens
Stars: Krystle Fitch and Anastasia Blue
IMDb score:
5,3 (531)
Releasedate: 1 February 2015
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Flowers plot
"Where do murder victims go when they have the chance to choose?"
Six women wake up in the crawl space under a killer's house. In the house are several rooms with hints about their past and how they ended up in this situation. But what exactly is the point of this sick game and is there any way to escape?
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Reviews & comments
Tonypulp
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- 21231 messages
- 4608 votes
Not much to add. Went like wildfire in the underground scene. Flowers has made a big impression in a short time and will inevitably end up high in the snuff lists. It is more of a 'film' than most of its peers (take for example the recent American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore (2014) ), with a ''clear'' narrative and a - sort of - plot to keep things moving. Quite a few dirty scenes, especially strong work by the art department regarding the look of the house in which it is set. Very dirty with quite a few freaky ideas. Despite the high score, it remains a strange kind of film, which I find difficult to recommend. In this case, people will really have to find out for themselves.
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leatherhead
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- 3556 messages
- 1813 votes
Certainly an interesting work. Simple but captivating concept that gives a different twist to the whole serial killer thing. Furthermore, a film that mainly relies on atmosphere and in that area also regularly comes out strong. The choice for a dialogue-free film works well because the silences are perfectly captured by loads of atmospheric ambient. This combined with a nice lazy pace and sets that are almost smelling so rancid, indeed makes for a nightmare-like experience that you simply have to undergo. A bit of Buttgereit meets Lynch then?
Stevens does a lot of good, as I said, although the low-budget feeling still gets in the way a little bit for me. For example, I found the whole sepia-like, dirty brown look, especially during the more lit scenes, a bit cheap. Visually, I thought the film was at its best during the somewhat darker scenes, since the lighting was still being used a lot there. The scene with the third woman (behind the bathroom), for example, is wonderfully claustrophobic.
Still certainly curious about the sequel because it seems clear to me that Stevens is a director with vision. A solid 3.5* although I do not rule out an increase.
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
Rarely seen such filthy filth. Not for sensitive viewers (and eyes). Clearly created to shock. Belongs to various subgenres of horror. Gore seems obvious to me, because it is one big series of blood, guts and shit.
Add to that, a perverted fatso, a necrophiliac who rubs his small balls with the intestines of his victim as if the tube of lube was empty. In such a situation I hoped there would be zombies in the movie, no.
What is special is that not a word is spoken in the film. That was handled well in the film. Speechless, both for the viewer and the victim. The single location - (bath)room and basement - was also strongly emphasized, as was the sound (silence). Doesn't last that long, but did feel long. Many long shots and the many gore eventually become numbing. Not so much boring, but a bit too much of the same. Sometimes also the feeling of something too "cheap". Pig heads in the pump tank... seriously?
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