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Horror, humor and heavy metal
I’ve never seen a movie quite like this, in any genre, let-alone horror. Director/co-writer Álex de la Iglesia could have easily taken his premise down a familiar path and would still have a decent film on his hands. He displays a unique visual style that’s both gritty and surreal. Additionally, he’s a good screenwriter and coaxes better performances from his cast than most films or this type usually get (or deserve).However, The Day of the Beast also happens to be very funny. Some of the humor stems from Iglesia’s sheer audacity, uninhibited by the genre’s unwritten rules or the boundaries of good taste. For the most part, he’s willing to step right up to the line of common decency without really crossing it (though personally, I could have done without the rabbit scene). But in addition to the gonzo violence and pitch-black humor, there’s a bevy of hilarious dialogue and absurd comedy that sometimes approaches the level of farce (without ever turning stupid). What makes the film such sick fun is how seamlessly Iglesia brings these elements together.Fast-moving, ferociously-violent and often hilarious, The Day of the Beast ain’t for everybody, but it’s easy to see why it has a fervent cult following. For newcomers like myself, the film is a great discovery and I look forward to checking-out some of Álex de la Iglesia’s other work. Severin Films has put together a great home video release that fans will surely get a kick out of. In addition to a decent transfer, the disc is loaded with interesting bonus features, the best being a feature-length documentary.
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I’ve never seen a movie quite like this, in any genre, let-alone horror. Director/co-writer Álex de la Iglesia could have easily taken his premise down a familiar path and would still have a decent film on his hands. He displays a unique visual style that’s both gritty and surreal. Additionally, he’s a good screenwriter and coaxes better performances from his cast than most films or this type usually get (or deserve).
Horror, humor and heavy metal
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2021
However, The Day of the Beast also happens to be very funny. Some of the humor stems from Iglesia’s sheer audacity, uninhibited by the genre’s unwritten rules or the boundaries of good taste. For the most part, he’s willing to step right up to the line of common decency without really crossing it (though personally, I could have done without the rabbit scene). But in addition to the gonzo violence and pitch-black humor, there’s a bevy of hilarious dialogue and absurd comedy that sometimes approaches the level of farce (without ever turning stupid). What makes the film such sick fun is how seamlessly Iglesia brings these elements together.
Fast-moving, ferociously-violent and often hilarious, The Day of the Beast ain’t for everybody, but it’s easy to see why it has a fervent cult following. For newcomers like myself, the film is a great discovery and I look forward to checking-out some of Álex de la Iglesia’s other work. Severin Films has put together a great home video release that fans will surely get a kick out of. In addition to a decent transfer, the disc is loaded with interesting bonus features, the best being a feature-length documentary.
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