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Review: Mandy is a hypnotic nightmare of blood, drugs and damnation
Movie Review | Matt Looker | 10th October 2018
Another year, another London Film Festival, another annual peruse of the festival programme choosing films that sound fascinating in theory without really knowing what to expect in practice. Take Mandy, for example, which the programme describes as “a film so singular, perverse and beguiling, it’s almost impossible to defineâ€. Ok... maybe try though? “Think of the most exquisitely nightmarish LSD trip imaginable, then multiply it by tenâ€. Hmm, I have no idea how to do that, but it sounds interesting. Ok fine, I’ll see it. “Don’t just see Mandy, experience itâ€. WHAT IS THIS IS IT EVEN A FILM.
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