Mad God

It’s deeply upsetting, and often just as stirring. It would be a pretty clearly nihilistic piece of work, too, were it not such a careful, frequently astounding achievement.

This is undoubtedly a work of historic significance, made by a master in his field...

...a postapocalyptic psycho-Discordian archaeological dive into the hidden depths of a dying world.

It’s a film that continually evolves before your eyes, a living, fleshy, horrifying object borne from the mind of Phil Tippett...

...a dazzling and corrosively cynical vision of a hyper-compartmentalized society that’s struggling to both die and reset.