"Kill Him"

About This Movie

So, 'Kill Him' is this wild ride from '87, blending music with a sort of chaotic cinematic vibe. It's Eugene Chadbourne, you know, with his offbeat style, throwing in some desert shenanigans alongside the Sun City Girls. The pacing is all over the place, which kind of adds to its charm. You get these frenetic collages and camera spins that almost feel like an assault on the senses – but in a good way? The epileptic fits might seem like a gimmick, yet they capture the raw energy of the performances. It's like a snapshot of underground creativity, making it a distinctive piece in any collection. Not everyone's cup of tea, but if you appreciate the avant-garde, this one’s definitely intriguing.

Great for fans of experimental films.Offers a unique glimpse into 80s underground music culture.Features a blend of visual chaos and musical innovation.