Monday, April 8, 2013

Twitch: Brussels 2013 Review: FOUND Brings Sensitivity To Twisted Suburban Nightmare

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Brussels 2013 Review: FOUND Brings Sensitivity To Twisted Suburban Nightmare
Apr 8th 2013, 12:00

"My brother keeps a human head in his closet." So intones twelve-year old narrator Marty at the beginning of Found, a pulpy, twisted coming-of-age thriller which, by the end, subjects poor kid to such ridiculous perversion and violence that the severed head seems kinda cute in comparison.  Produced on a budget that's probably even too low to be called shoe-string, Found is one part earnest coming-of-age melodrama, one part blood-soaked video-nasty. While director Scott Shcirmer's (adapting a novel by Todd Rigney) isn't completely successful navigating this tonal tightrope, there are enough memorable, and even brilliant parts of the uneven whole to make the film well-worth watching. That goes triple for those who grew up watching horror movies in the 80's and 90's. Now then, let's...

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