KILL LIST/BEN WHEATLEY THREAD

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Each to their own!

[nekromantik]

Mullholand is much more wtf then Kill List.
Lynch really knows how to send your mind into overdrive!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Mullholand is much more wtf then Kill List.
Lynch really knows how to send your mind into overdrive!

I know this is off topic but, once you break it down, Mulholland Drive is a very simple story, as are those in Lost Highway and Inland Empire. As I said before, it's great to watch them a couple of times to try and get past the initial 'mind****' viewing and start to make sense of everything and formulating your own explanation.

Once you think you have everything figured out and have seen other people's interpretations, the third or fourth viewing is a completely different experience altogether.

[DaveJ.W]

I'll finally be getting around to watching this soon. I'm looking forward to it.

[wayfarer]

The "mystery" of Kill List is nothing as obtuse as the latter Lynch movies, so no-one should be put off by comparisons. Kill List is a more straightforward film for the most part.
I like the King Arthur theory and it's just as valid as any other.
I recently watched the film for a second time and then a third with the writer/Director commentary. I learnt nothing from it other than; there's a cult with a nefarious plan The husband and wife team do just seem to have put a clever movie together; clever in that it convinces is there's a deeper meaning. Some of the lines and behaviour that I thought were clues have turned out to be ad-libbed by the actors, so who know's who is right about the subtext

[brain dead]

Watched this the other day. Liked it lot.
With this and Down Terrace, Ben Wheatley is one to watch.

[Splat]

A nice brutal movie with an interesting twist. been a while since I saw last so should watch again soon.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Can't wait for Wheatley's next outing.....A Field In England.

Sightseers was also excellent!

[Slippery Jack]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

Can't wait for Wheatley's next outing.....A Field In England.

Blu-ray Extras

Audio Commentary with Ben Wheatley, Andy Starke & Martin Pavey
Interview with Ben Wheatley

The Edit

The Practice Of Magic: Visual Effects

Influences

If Thoul't Be Silent: Recording the Sound

The World Of The Field: Location
Costume

Cinematography: The Look Of The Film

Only Shadows: Acting

Scoring the Field: Music

Time

Trailer

Camera Tests Reel

Journey of a Scene - Rushes, First Assembly and Final Cut exclusive to Blu-ray

Anatomy Of A Scene exclusive to Blu-ray

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

A talent and a half Mr Wheatley.

Whatever happened to our last great horror director Neil Marshall?

Been very quiet of late ain't he?