I watched The Devil's Carnival last night. I started out being pretty disinterested in it. It just seemed like a quirky, horror/comedy that wasn't very well executed, and I've seen enough of those to not be all that impressed by it. Then I started to hate it. The plot didn't seem to be moving, and the songs were annoying. Then it started concentrating on the three individuals who were trapped there, and what their individual punishments would be. The songs started getting....interesting, and the movie just got better, and better, and better until I fucking loved it, and half way wanted to start it again as soon as it was over.
I guess it was made by the same guys who made Repo: The Genetic Opera, which I haven't seen, but probably will now.
Edit: This is probably my favorite song from the movie. Some of the other ones are a lot more interesting, with much more impressive singing, but this one is just all atmosphere. The man's son died, and in his grief, he took his own life, which condemns him to hell, unless he chooses to not make the same mistake in the carnival, which is like a testing ground, or last chance to not be eternally damned. All of the stories are based on Aesop's Fables, this one being Grief and His Due. I recommend watching at least this song.
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Last edited by OANST; 12-05-2013 at 07:54 AM..
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