No Sense Makes Sense

About This Movie

So, 'No Sense Makes Sense' is a wild ride, right? It dives into the mind of Charles Manson, and it's got this chaotic collage of interviews with folks like J.R. Bruun and Boyd Rice. The pacing feels erratic, matching the subject matter, and you can really sense the tension in how Manson's persona is explored. What’s distinctive is the intercutting with bizarre snippets from various media; it creates this unsettling atmosphere that lingers. The practical effects aren’t front and center, but the rawness of the interviews gives it a gritty feel. It's one of those films that lingers, you know? Worth discussing among collectors for its unique lens on a notorious figure.

Check out the eclectic interview styles.Pay attention to the film's pacing; it's quite erratic.Discuss its unusual media cut-ins with fellow collectors.