Hagazussa
Directed by Lukas Feigelfeld
In a remote Alpine village in the 15th century lives a marked woman. The scapegoat of ancient superstitions and monstrous misogyny, this self-styled witch begins to assert her otherworldly birthright. This atmospheric debut feature from Lukas Feigelfeld is a haunting pagan death trip and a startling vision of psychedelic horror.
In a remote Alpine village, lives a marked woman and a haunting pagan death trip.
Cast: Aleksandra Cwen, Celina Peter, Tanja Petrovsky, Claudia Martini, Haymon Maria Buttinger
Member Reviews
one of the slowest, most boring and meaningless movies ive wasted my time with. if you like a super slow movie with little plot, less dialog and a sound track that is a single note that just goes on and on, then this is your movie.
so bad
I can't decide if this is disturbing story telling, or if it's just trying to be edgy. This is a slow experience more than a film. The plot synopsis could be three sentences. It starts out very moody, and I enjoyed it, but really as a movie to watch as I made some Halloween decorations. I can't imagine I would have sat on my couch and watched just this for this long. Great, moody music. Beautiful visuals. Then it did some things that I found disturbing, and I guess I have to sit on that for a while.
pretty good! a slow, lethargic horror film that's beautifully shot. quite minimalist. haunting and disconcerting rather than outright scary.
40 minutes in and I’m bored out of my mind and there seems to be not much to the story. Bubonic plague and typical religious hate.