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"The K-Town Killer" is about a kickboxer named Grace. Her mother is behind on her rent and her landlord is abusive. He just comes across as someone you don't wanna mess with. I don't wanna spoil the film too much, but there is some violence.

I love this film. Grace is played by Kahyun Kim and her performance is excellent. The other performances are also excellent. The story is unpredictable and the climax is great. The violence is realistic and intense. Visually speaking, the film is often dark, but that's perfectly fine. I enjoyed the cinematography, editing, and such. I'm not sure how I feel about the ending, though. It's a bit abrupt. Anyway, "The K-Town Killer" is still very entertaining and I highly recommend it.

"Cannibal Cult Dinner Party" is an entertaining short film that I stumbled across online. Maybe it was the odd title that caught my attention. The film is about a young man named Brett who goes to a dinner party at a couple's house. There's a jarring opening title sequence with aggressive metal music, which was probably intentionally made to be jarring. Brett is given a drugged drink and is asked to take a bath at the house, which he does. I don't wanna spoil the film too much, but as you may guess from the title, cannibalism is involved.

You may find this film to be shocking, but I didn't, except for that title sequence. I watch a lot of weird films, so this one is simply par for the course for me. Brett is played by Stu Kimball and his performance is really good. The other actors are also really good. I enjoyed the writing, music, cinematography, and such. Brett has a dream while he's taking a bath and it looks great. The film actually isn't extremely violent, but there is definitely a bit of violence. I also laughed several times while watching the film. The main thing I didn't like is that the story is a bit predictable, but that's a small complaint. "Cannibal Cult Dinner Party" is a strange, funny, and enjoyable film. It's kinda difficult for me to recommend it, though, unless you like to watch bizarre dark comedies.

"Companion" is about a group of people who hang out in a remote cabin. I guess the film takes place sometime in the future. I'm not exactly sure when. Anyway, it turns out at least one of these people is a robot and things get violent. I won't spoil the rest of the film.

"Companion" is definitely funny. The humour is sometimes dark, but that's fine with me. The acting, writing, cinematography, and such are really good. The characters are interesting and the film is electrifying and unpredictable. I honestly wasn't sure how it was gonna end. As for the ending itself, I think it's gratifying. Like I wrote, the film is violent, but it's not one of the most violent films I've ever seen. "Companion" is highly entertaining and I definitely recommend it.