Review of Baskin (2015) by Jesse O — 08 Aug 2016
Perfect horror filmmaking; a strong devotion to tone, and a wide range of methods to scare the audience. Can Evrenol is clearly a genius, and he refuses to paint his characters into a conventional narrative.
No doubt, this is a divisive film. It has a lot of ideas that don't gel with the casual horror audience. The visual style, for instance; there's a poetry in the way that scenes are lit and shot. Specifically in the recurring color scheme of harsh oranges and reds, and light blues. Also, the script isn't very typical, being that many of the characters have undefined arcs, which is fine, because this is a movie devoted to story and theme.
This review of Baskin (2015) was written by Jesse O on 08 Aug 2016.
Baskin has generally received mixed reviews.
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