I shouldn't be writing this

Rating: Null/10 (14 March 2002)

This film, as any piece of art should be, is about identity: The identity of the artist and how we see ourselves in relation to his interpretation of his own psyche. Some would call this pretentious or drop some other choice word stored in the back of their skull in the case that they feel lesser intellectually to someone putting themselves our there. Some people want the filmmaker to give them what they want. Or what they came for. Or what they can handle, and nothing more. Well, when I spend $8 and 2 hours of my precious time, I want someone to give me something I didn't think or didn't know I wanted, but would not give up for the world.
Those of you who are not afraid to be scared of yourselves will love this film. Like every character here, we follow our dreams, never truly understanding that we can become the monster when those dreams, bit by bit, turn to nightmare. Watch this movie as you would watch a dream: completely open to it, never doubting that it is all about you. If you can do this, you may leave the theater feeling nauseous or woozy, but you will not leave dissatisfied.