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: The storyline is often described as disjointed. Reviewers at Decider suggest it feels like a "string of weird scenes" without clear backstory or motivation for the protagonist.

: Sex and nudity often feel forced rather than narratively useful. Perspective from the Community subtitle Dark.Forces.2020.SPANISH.1080p.NF.WEBR...

Reviewers generally agree that the film prioritizes visual aesthetic and atmosphere over a coherent narrative. While some appreciate its "artsy" ambition, many find it confusing and pretentious. : The storyline is often described as disjointed

: The film is noted for its "crude and gratuitous" sex scenes and "nightmarish" body horror, including a recurring phallic worm creature that enters characters' mouths. Pros and Cons Pros and Cons : Critics from Heaven of

: Critics from Heaven of Horror and Common Sense Media describe it as a "pretentious" attempt to channel the surrealism of David Lynch or David Cronenberg. It features vibrant neon lighting, strange characters, and nightmarish imagery, but lacks the narrative depth to support them.

The 2020 Mexican film (Original title: Fuego Negro ), directed by Bernardo Arellano, is a surreal, dark, and highly stylized horror-noir that has polarized audiences and critics alike. Starring Tenoch Huerta and Eréndira Ibarra, the 81-minute film follows Franco, a renegade criminal who checks into a sordid hotel while searching for his missing sister, only to encounter occult forces and a mysterious waitress. Critical Summary

“Think of it more as a college experimental project sponsored by Netflix.” Letterboxd · 2 years ago