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Traditional Art
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It is certainly...an experience.
I watched like 60 percent of the movie at a friend's house when I was pretty young. Maybe 8-10 years old? Shit creeped me out so hard. Pretty sure I had a couple fucked up nightmares from it. I've thought about going back to watch it as an adult since the cast is so awesome. But I've heard it's still mostly just fucking weird, rather than good. That sound about right?
It's good in a campy sort of way. If you don't smile at silly props or premises, it's a pass. Though if you're OK with silly shit for the sake of a zany experience, it's pretty good.