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Flies on the Wall: Inside the Score” featurette. Composer Cristobal Tapia de Veer’s unusual score for the film featured a number of odd sounds worked into the music, and this featurette, presented without any narration or commentary (hence the “fly on the wall” reference) provides a look at how those sounds were achieved, using industrial tools and instruments. it’s an interesting – and often creepy – watch. Running Time: 8:50

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The film goes to some dark places, exploring suicide, mental illness, and the effects of childhood trauma, and Sosie Bacon deserves a lot of credit for creating an emotional connection that anchors the film. She’s a fantastic actress, and the movie doesn’t work without her frantic, haunting performance. Her performance makes up for many of the film’s inconsistencies, especially when there are some convenient lapses in logic.Audio Commentary — Director Parker Finn flies solo (get it?) with this one offering up what we’ve come to expect from any audio commentary. Details about the cast, the shoot and the etymology of the story are all present and accounted for. mind unravels, offering something of an engaging parallelism that allows the viewer to experience the decay on the road to destruction, and even if

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immersion to a blaring home alarm at the 31-minute mark. A ringing phone a few moments later pushes through the stage with terrifying volume and fill. These more intense cues, paired with various sharp-edged jump scare tactics, help create an edgy listening environment that is further defined by

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Laura Hasn't Slept - Original Short Film with Introduction by Director Parker Finn (1080p, 11:19): The original award-winning There are folks, a lot of them actually, who simply love horror movies. A friend of mine from high school couldn’t (and still can’t) get enough of them. He showed me some movies that I’d never even heard of and the more horror you watch, the more desensitized you get. Or that’s the case with me, anyway. But a good horror movie really gets inside you and, well, messes with you. Such is the case with Smile– a film with a certain look about it (you connect the dots) and had me on the edge of my seat. Writer/Director Parker Finn has remade his own movie, Laura Hasn’t Slept from 2020 and turned it into this. I guess if it went awry, he couldn’t blame the source material, right? At any rate, what we’ve got is a semi-original premise, a few good jump scares and enough uneasiness to ruin more than just one night. for something that's familiar and easily digestible, Paramount's UHD delivers great video and excellent audio, both paired with an average