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As it Fades plays with the boundaries of comedy and horror in a really uneven but intriguing way. The narrative is quite fragmented, which can throw you off at first, but it’s intentional—like peeling back layers of trauma. You have this cowboy character, who’s not your typical hero, tangled up with a mysterious driver that adds this unsettling vibe. The pacing feels off-kilter, which oddly complements the themes of dislocation and violence. The practical effects are worth noting; they’re gritty and raw, adding a visceral quality that some modern films shy away from. Performances are a mixed bag, but they work in the film's favor, capturing this weird blend of dark humor and dread. It’s distinctive for sure, leaving you with a lingering sense of discomfort.
Intriguing blend of genres that challenges expectationsNotable practical effects contribute to its raw atmosphereFragmented storytelling may not be for everyone
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Jacob Forman
Director