This is one of the worst movies I have ever seen but I really loved it.

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If you enjoy "Falling Down" or seeing Peter Stormare acting like a cartoon character, not wearing pants and being hopped up on goofballs, then boy do I have a movie for you!

Cool idea, questionable execution, limp script. The main character feels shallow and underdeveloped. What makes most of these flip-out movies good, is that they make you sympathize with the protagonist, which then forces you to question your own morals. This dude was just a moron with mime paint, though I do have to give him partial credit for burning off a narcissist's balls at a rave party with a laser.

A very uninspiring thriller by Romero thatīs not worth to watch.

Truly strange film about contemporary non-existence and the way it may result in the unleashing of the drives. Unfortunately almost nothing in the movie works and, given the length of time between drinks for Romero, it is slightly odd that the script seemed as though it needed several more drafts. While Romero's persistence in using generic forms as a vehicle for exploring the possibilities of cinematic social critique may be admirable, in this case it can only be considered a failed experiment.

I'm not sure what horror fans could possibly have against this feature, as I see it as a strong return for Romero from his long heiatus. Sure, it's not his greatest film, but it certainly isn't his weakest. Infact I think it's one of the finest horror films of the past decade. Sure that might not say much for the 90's, but hey, it was a lousy few years.

A wimpy magazine executive gets pushed around by everyone he knows, but when he wakes up one day and his face is a blank white mask he decides to use his literal anonymity as a means to avenge past wrongs. Pretty weird concept and Romero is clearly trying to make a labored point about identity, but the flick is never boring. The white mask is creepy and Peter Stormare is comically over the top as the magazine boss.