Another review from FrightFest for the re-release of Malpertuis.
There’s no subtlety in the opening of Malpertuis. The film begins with an image of Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky, while a child and an adult discuss their reading, offering the audience a set of instructions for what follows: “It’s pretty, but it’s difficult to understand.” “Somehow it makes me think all kinds of things,” the young voice continues, signaling the kind of surreal, dream-soaked cinema we are about to enter.
You can read the rest of the review at Horror DNA.
Stephen McClurg 