Fear

A very disturbing look at the rampage of a murderous individual who has just been released from prison. It’s a very unpleasant and nasty film that won’t improve your mood. (01/06/2012)

The film "Angst" tries to connect psychology with brutality, which is relatively openly depicted in the movie. This together creates a rather depressing view of the overall events, a perspective that leads you to immerse yourself in a burdensome atmosphere. On its own, the film does not excel in many aspects and represents what you would expect from a similar film. Nevertheless, it is well-directed and has its effect. (05/11/2016)

Well, this is a tough nut to crack. On the one hand, it’s frighteningly disturbing in its simplicity and brutal eloquence, but on the other hand, it’s unpleasantly amateurish and terribly distant. It seems to me that the only motive of the film is to try to be shocking, and that alone is not nearly enough for a quality result. Especially when the main character of the homicidal maniac comes across as an utterly disgusting and confused individual whose deviant behaviour must be a thorn in the side of any viewer capable of logical thinking. I didn't care about the killer's inner monologues accompanying the scenes of violence, because I didn't even want to know anything specific about this inhuman and twisted being. But then again, we have to remember that such people do live among us, and from that perspective Fear becomes a controversial and disturbing thriller worth watching. I even think that there is material for a very interesting remake... 55% (06/01/2013)