What happens when entitled teens with sociopathic tendencies stumble across a vulnerable victim that also happens to be a serialing killing “monster”? Taiwan director Gideons Ko tackles the murky morality of what constitutes a monster with the confronting and frequently unpleasant Mon Mon Mon MONSTERS.
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Head Count takes a fairly simple premise and manages to elevate it into something far greater than its limited production budget would seemingly allow. [Read more…]