I just got done watching Red Mist, a.k.a, Freakdog and the film was a little underwhelming. I won't compare this film to Marc Schoelermann's Pathology, but the characters in both films played out the same. What I mean is that, in both films, their characters are young, attractive, with a penchant for nihilistic/masochistic behavior.
The film, IMO, is too rushed. There are some interesting subplots in the film that don't get any explanation. I know that in horror films character development goes bye-bye, but this film could have used some. I know that this won't qualify as a spoiler because it is never explained, but the character Kenneth has his pants pulled down in front of the young doctors and there are all these scars on his legs. We don't get an explanation which could be useful or help explain what is going to happen later in the film. The whole film seemed like it wrapped up in the last fifteen minutes of the film. There could have been more added to the film.
The film, IMO, is too rushed. There are some interesting subplots in the film that don't get any explanation. I know that in horror films character development goes bye-bye, but this film could have used some. I know that this won't qualify as a spoiler because it is never explained, but the character Kenneth has his pants pulled down in front of the young doctors and there are all these scars on his legs. We don't get an explanation which could be useful or help explain what is going to happen later in the film. The whole film seemed like it wrapped up in the last fifteen minutes of the film. There could have been more added to the film.