HEre’s to the death of shit

About This Movie

Here's to the Death of Shit is one of those films that seems to revel in its own chaos. The pacing is erratic, almost jarring at times, which contributes to its unpredictable atmosphere. It’s raw, with a distinct sense of DIY spirit that’s both charming and unsettling. The practical effects, while not polished, have a certain grit that complements its themes of societal decay and existential dread. There’s an underlying commentary here about the absurdity of modern life that makes it stand out, even if you’re not quite sure what to take away from it. The performances are a mixed bag, but they have an authenticity that feels refreshing amidst the usual tropes.

This film has had a rather limited distribution, making physical copies hard to come by, which piques collector interest. Various formats appeared upon release, but it's the original DVD that seems to hold the most appeal among collectors seeking something unique. Interest in the film has grown gradually, especially for those drawn to its raw aesthetic and the underground ethos it represents. Expect to pay a premium for a copy in good condition, as it's not one you'll stumble upon easily.