It's the little things

Rating: 8/10 (15 February 2019)

This is the second movie I have watched despite of the bad reviews on it, and first of all, if you have watched Game of Thrones at all, and I mean like one episode, you can handle this gore. It's not like watching someone's head literally explode on camera to the worst visual torture it shows is cut off fingers. I also have concluded after watching that the plot was not underdone, but it focused on the silent, in between the lines story, and if most people don't have curious, creative minds, they can't follow these kinds of movies. But it was obviously about a man who wanted to be a surgeon and decided to open a torture house somewhere extremely abandoned and small enough to pay off. It makes since that sense that a man who was rejected from saving lives, could trigger the psychotic break that set him in the path of these decisions. But it closes every door it opens, as to the ppl that helped, were involved, and bought off without going into too much mind numbing detail. I thought it was a very good movie, and the only thing that cracked me up is that the movie was set in Slovakia, but the driver's side was on the left side still ðŸ˜‚ like not just the American tourists, but the German bad guys too. Definitely gave me a giggle, but it was 2005, and other than that it was a good movie!!