Trained to Obey

About This Movie

So, Trained to Obey is one of those films that flies under the radar, you know? It dives into the absurdity of fame through the bizarre lens of the Visconti Triplet. The pacing feels off-kilter, almost dreamlike, which adds to the unsettling atmosphere. There’s something oddly charming about their quest for stardom, mixed with this eerie undertone. Practical effects take a front seat here, giving it a unique tactile feel that's often missing in today's digital-heavy productions. The performances? They’ve got this quirky energy that keeps you engaged, even if the whole thing feels a bit off. It’s definitely a conversation starter in any collection, especially for those who appreciate the weird and the wonderful in cinema.

Trained to Obey is a bit of a rarity, not widely circulated which adds to its collector allure. It has seen limited DVD releases but remains elusive in high-quality formats, making it a nice find for avid collectors. Interest seems to have grown in niche circles due to its peculiar themes and artistic choices, appealing to those who enjoy obscure cinema that challenges conventional storytelling.