Inhumanity

About This Movie

So, Inhumanity (2001) is an interesting piece, you know? The film combines crime and drama in a way that's kinda raw. The pacing is a bit uneven, but it kind of adds to that gritty vibe. You've got this killer on the loose, and the detectives trying to piece together the really dark connections to a sexual assault. The performances can be a mixed bag, but Todd Bridges popping up in a strip club scene is a bizarre highlight. Also, the aspect ratio changes are jarring but somehow intentional, as if it’s trying to reflect the chaos of the narrative. There's a strange charm in how it shifts between film and digital, creating this almost dream-like quality, which makes it stand out.

Features Todd Bridges in an unexpected role.Unique aspect ratio shifts throughout the film.Raw, gritty atmosphere with a blend of film and digital formats.