It is difficult to imagine a film with the degree of gruesome crime details as "Colors of Evil: Red."
From start to finish, the film was utterly unpleasant, due to the excessive violence. The only redeeming feature was the character of the prosecutor-investigator. He had the decency and the savvy to uncover the vicious underworld of his community.
Even in the films of Alfred Hitchcock, where the pathological profile of a Norman Bates is dissected, there is a sense of propriety. There is suspense, dramatic tension, and horror, within certain bounds.
In the world of this film, there was a structure of near anarchy, where civilized values had evaporated in a world of depravity. One can only feel sympathy for the cast and crew that had to participate in this debacle.
From start to finish, the film was utterly unpleasant, due to the excessive violence. The only redeeming feature was the character of the prosecutor-investigator. He had the decency and the savvy to uncover the vicious underworld of his community.
Even in the films of Alfred Hitchcock, where the pathological profile of a Norman Bates is dissected, there is a sense of propriety. There is suspense, dramatic tension, and horror, within certain bounds.
In the world of this film, there was a structure of near anarchy, where civilized values had evaporated in a world of depravity. One can only feel sympathy for the cast and crew that had to participate in this debacle.
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