Jon (Josh Folan) is introduced as a prostitute serial killer from his upper floor NYC apartment. We don't know why he does this, other than being psychotic or how he disposes of the bodies other than the hands which he collects in jars. As a bistro worker he befriends Delia (Jessica Kaye) who happens to be a prostitute with issues which we understand slightly better than Jon.
The film starts out with a bang and falls into a rut. It is slow getting out of the rut as we watch Jon and Delia go through their routines. About 15 minutes from the end is where I had hoped this film had been 20 minutes into the film, although that film has already been done. This is the type of film that is best as a dark comedy. This one wasn't. Not a horror film. It is billed as a drama/romance/thriller although this is far from expectations of a romance film. Jon gives us a look into his personality with some first person narration by telling us his favorite movies. I really didn't get much from it or this film.
Clearly not for everyone.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. C-word. Sex. Nudity (Molly Fahey)
The film starts out with a bang and falls into a rut. It is slow getting out of the rut as we watch Jon and Delia go through their routines. About 15 minutes from the end is where I had hoped this film had been 20 minutes into the film, although that film has already been done. This is the type of film that is best as a dark comedy. This one wasn't. Not a horror film. It is billed as a drama/romance/thriller although this is far from expectations of a romance film. Jon gives us a look into his personality with some first person narration by telling us his favorite movies. I really didn't get much from it or this film.
Clearly not for everyone.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. C-word. Sex. Nudity (Molly Fahey)