I was very much enjoying this movie up until the end. They really lost me with how they tied things up. I didn't find it shocking. It felt almost tacked-on and over the top. I figured there must be more, so I read some theories people had about the movie and none were satisfying. With that said, the first two acts of the movie were very interesting. It's still worth a watch. Unfortunately, it lost quite a few points from me because of the ending.

What a strange film. This psychological horror incoherently assembles several genres in a strangely compelling way and delivers a really tense and disorienting ride. It starts as a mumblecore drama, then morphs into a hitman thriller and is a fricking folk horror by the end of it. It's a little bit of everything and the change of tone is what makes it a bizarre experience. I really dig the dysfunctional relationship between the leads. There are some unexpected ultra-violent parts in the middle that provide good shock value and the wonderful score ups the creep factor. I'm glad I finally enjoyed something from Ben Wheatley’s work.

Interesting story, with some good acting and solid atmosphere. But the editing and heavy accents make it hard to follow what the hell is going on half the time, and you're left playing catch up. As a result it feels a bit pretentious. It may play better on repeat viewings though.