I couldn't make heads or razor-sharp toothed tails of it, but Murder Me, Monster is commendable for just how weird it truly is while still maintaining some semblance of narrative.
A small-scale historical tale that isn't fussed on the factual details, Fall of a Kingdom's faltering start is redeemed by its later action sequences and ongoing engaging character relationships.
Brandon proves the rotten fruit doesn't fall too far from the Cronenberg tree in Possessor, a sinister and upsetting sci-fi reserved for the strong of gut.
Concrete Plans is a moody thriller which benefits from taking its time to set its characters traits in stone before delivering a sledgehammer of a finale that will have you questioning what you would do in their Size 10 Steel toe-capped boots.
If extended scenes of watching a woman meandering around her fancy house while an uninspired masked figure lurks out of focus in the background is your idea of a good time, then by all means, Blind will be a blast for you.
Some great performances and physiques aside, Bigger's deceptively selective narrative and comic book-esque villain results in a biography of Bodybuilding trailblazers that is more pain than gain.