Review of The Holy Mountain (1973) by Brad R — 30 Sep 2008
A very very very strange film. The director is extremely postmodern, and only wishes to confuse and amaze his audience. He creates some fantastic imagery that will stick with you and inspire you. It is as pretentious as it is intriguing, and though the director's commentary explains and adds alot, without any explanation the film is still a boggling experience.
Not for the faint of heart, or those who do not enjoy art films. A different film to what cinema is used to. It boasts for not having a real narrative, and all of the cast were on LSD while filming. Its interesting, very strange.
..and interesting.
This review of The Holy Mountain (1973) was written by Brad R on 30 Sep 2008.
The Holy Mountain has generally received very positive reviews.
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