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Well, sometimes the Chainsaw Massacre just ain't enough... what to do?

Posted by Victor Khomenko on September 19, 2011 at 07:28:43:
Why... you simply reach for Red, White & Blue, then sit back and try to enjoy it.
Netflix can be wicked in its recommendations, but sometimes it does make sense to follow it just to find out what is happening outside of your comfortable world.
Well, I suspect grits will just love that "psychological thriller"... some others it will send straight for the puke bucket, but to be fair, it is not without merit. Yes, it can be hard to see it behind the rather unpleasant facade, and you will possibly wish you had skipped the ending... but if you have strong stomach you might find the issues raised in it interesting.
Quite capable of fumigating your Mother-in-Law out of your house, this film is not for everybody, but if you don't mind some gore in your salad, this might be for you!