Hits deep with hints of class disparity, cruel violence, and a disturbing look at how tragic events push people into becoming someone far from themselves.

What we are left with is a bunch of clueless faces standing around, submitting to the cause of a mistaken screenplay, and a director who has studied nothing of mood or context.

The active misogyny and disregard for humanity come off like a mutant fetishist's wet dream.

Deodato's control over the movie is incredibly precise, the sign of a much better filmmaker than the material arguably deserves.