Colour Out Of Space

Colour Out Of Space is a science fiction/horror movie that was originally a short story written by H.P. Lovecraft. The movie showcases one of H.P. Lovecraft's Old Gods as well as the effects it has on the human psyche. The film features Nicolas Cage and Tommy Chong. It is an extremely edgy film that in most cases will make you squirm in your seat trying to understand the world within this film. Without spoiling anything about this film, I will clarify that this is not a mainstream film where you can just relax and casually absorb what you are watching, this is a film that is difficult to watch in terms of story but is still visually appealing with the vibrant colours used. It is extremely hard to get a firm grasp on the emotions of the characters as they are ever-changing and unpredictable. Overall, this movie is extremely fun to watch and has an unpredictable story so you'll never know what to expect next. This film efficiently showcases each character and their relevance to the story no matter how minor their role is, whether it is Tommy Chong or Julian Hilliard, the youngest son.

10 M&M'S in your popcorn out of 10.

Next week I will be reviewing Birds Of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn)

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