Malice in Wonderland

Well, it's something else. Not particularly my cup of tea with all the surreal sexual imagery, but I was quite impressed with how well every moment transitions to the next. It's one of the best examples I've seen of things constantly morphing into other things where every transition feels smooth and seamless (the surrealism of the whole thing helps, of course). Certainly kept my interest for the runtime.

Utterly baffling and puts all other adaptations of this story to shame in regards to uncompromised surrealism. The warping animations look disturbingly great, you have to see this a few times to take it all in. A curious dream this is, although it's more like a deep, dank nightmare from the depths of Cthulu's mind.

I liked Fantasy better than Malice, but I can understand why Malice is considered as Collins's best. It's much more imaginative and offensive. In a nutshell, everything in this film turns into a colorful hooha.

Se o link da Cahiers não passou pelo seu facebook em novembro/2014 você não é cool o suficiente.

Looks like something the late Rory Hayes might have come up with.