Harmony Korine is one of those filmmakers that I find fascinating because his works are outright bizarre and strange in many ways. His works on Gummo, Spring Breakers, Julien Donkey-Boy, Mr. Lonely, and so forth have been experimental and really out there, which admittedly, I have enjoyed them.

This new Korine film is a surreal and visual experimental shot entirely in infrared presentation.....and it both works and doesn't. The visuals and the sound designs are strikingly and amazing with the colors, musical score and sound designs being very good. Including some bizarre moments that are edgy yet provocative in interesting ways. However, I do understand what Korine is going for with the atmosphere, narrative, and structure which while I do appreciate Korine doing what he does, this 80-minute project ends up feeling malnourished and left to nothing as it continues. It becomes aimless and quite full of itself, that it ends up being tedious.

Experimental movies are a mix bag for me as I enjoyed quite a bit but there are some that go far right one's mind that it becomes quite pretentious, and this one is one of them. At the end, it's something I can't say I like or hate as I am in the middle. But it's definitely something to be watched once for sure.