Nice Human

About This Movie

Nice Human dives into the grind of urban life through the lens of horror, really. Lyès, our main guy, feels so lost, and that exhaustion really seeps into the film’s atmosphere. It's not just about jumpscares; it’s the creeping dread of his relentless existence as a delivery worker, pushing through fatigue and homesickness. The pacing is deliberate, but when things pick up, there’s a raw intensity that hits hard. The practical effects, especially during the accident scene, are really visceral and effective, enhancing that uneasy feeling. Performances are solid too, with Lyès' struggle resonating deeply. It’s a fresh take on immigrant narratives wrapped in a horror context, very poignant in its social commentary.

Explores themes of exhaustion and isolationInteresting blend of social commentary and horrorStrong practical effects enhance the tension