In the Earth (2021)

I'm so tired of movies being labeled as "horror" but then it's just cringe, grisly torture instead of anything remotely scary. I could at least appreciate it if there was some semblance of plot to tie things together, but no, just random senseless scenes that are barely related. Either come up with another genre to describe this long, boring garbage or stop giving movies like this good reviews. Is it possible to take back my money so I don't accidentally contribute to any box office revenue for this dumpster fire?

Fmovies: CAUTION. CONTAINS FLASHING LIGHTS. NO WARNING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FILM!

Interconnectivity presented through a psilocybin induced fever dream of a movie. Definitely not for everyone, (apparent through the one sided reviews), but those who know Ben Wheatley will know this going in.

While not his greatest effort I think it's a flawed but solid little folk horror. All the performances were fine (just fine) and the setting and hallucinatory scenes work well. Good atmosphere with a little cringey gore thrown in.

Getting anything made like this during the pandemic must've been hell so I'm impressed. Just wish I could have seen it in a cinema because I've got a feeling the sound design would've been an experience.

6.3 from me.

In the Earth fmovies. Beyond weird and horrible. Plot goes completely off the rails turns into strange LSD acid trip at the end. Massive strobe lights for long time on screen gave me headache. Really wanted to walk out of theater but stayed thinking it might finally make sense - NOT!!!!

Complete garbage from beginning to end. The plot was unclear, the chain of events made no sense, the endless cutaways to random images with annoyingly loud music makes me feel like I should've taken acid before going to the film so I could understand what was going on. The fact that critics thought this was a good film just further speaks to their lack of credibility. Stay away from this film if you value your time, it's TRASH.

Like too many horror films of late, weirdness is a stand-in for coherence and story. Mumbo jumbo about a big rock that supposedly talks to humans. Very, very slow film that's ultimately pointless.