Bad Ben: Eulogy

About This Movie

Bad Ben: Eulogy takes a rather unique approach to the found footage genre, blending comedy and horror in a way that feels both fresh and familiar. The film revolves around Jackson Scott, who dives deep into the mystery surrounding Tom Riley's death, sifting through a trove of previously unseen footage. It's a strange mix of dark humor and eerie undertones, with pacing that keeps you intrigued. You get these candid moments that feel almost raw, thanks to the amateur-style filming. There are practical effects that don’t shy away from the bizarre, giving it a homemade feel. The performances meander between genuine emotion and absurdity—it's this quirky balance that makes it stand out. Worth a look if you're into offbeat horror comedies that aren't afraid to dig into the absurd.

Explores themes of memory and lossUneven pacing adds to the tensionPractical effects enhance the bizarre atmosphere