the darkest dream of humanity

Rating: 8/10 (4 April 2006)

What I experienced was pure evil. There are three backpackers who want to live their sexual dreams in different places of the world in the movie. The movie has actually two definite parts. First one is the erotic part which is a very successful transition part before the gore begins.(although it lasts a little long) And when these young people move away from Amsterdam, darkness starts to fall upon them and you can sense the evil atmosphere of the new country they have arrived. Although their sexual dreams come true before it all starts. This movie shockingly demonstrates how human beings could possibly get lost in their darkest dreams (both victims and psychopaths). "Elite Hunting" phrase shows how the sickest and animalistic things could make sense in a modern manner. But, I think there's a little defect in the scenario about circumstances in which the slaughterhouse and this secret community makes this mess work through all the security powers in the country. Although, in movies like that, it is impossible not to find something missing or not clearly clarified. It's not an adventure, or an action movie which we wait for all the things to settle. Of course in every movie, events should unfold but in some movies like Hostel, sense of terror dominates people's mind by using realistic fears in scary and dark settings which are unrealistic in a way. One other thing in the movie tells us that terror and brutality don't only stay in the borders of the unrealistic slaughterhouses. Brutality is also possessed by children living in the streets and image of gore is also related with these little people. Not everyone could watch and like this movie honestly. Welcome to the darkest dream of humanity.