I find it hard to understand what people found fascinating with this low budget and disorganised movie.
It is shot in black and white with a small number of key actors in the "movie". The nature of the movie reminded me of Eraserhead by Lynch. Obscure to the max.
The male lead takes his family to Disneyland for a break and in the opening few minutes, he is told that he has lost his job. He doesn't mention this to his overbearing wife and continues on to take his children into Disneyland for a "fun" holiday.
While in there, he finds hidden demons (?) within the rides and, some of the people who are at the park.
The male lead has a fascination with some young French girls (reminiscent of Lolita) and for some reason, he follows them around the park while trying to maintain an innocent pretext that he was not following them.
Towards the end of the film, one of the girls invites him to join her and her friend. He rejects the advance, whereupon she spits on his face.
The man develops a "cat flu" and coughs up fur-balls into the toilets, wherein he dies.
Disney "employees" attend to take the body away, and the son of the man is awarded what looked like a "Buzz Lightyear" badge.
The room is cleaned and another family arrive to visit the theme park...
Movie ends.
I can only say watch it if you are perhaps in an altered state of consciousness or, have absolutely nothing else to watch; including the test pattern on the TV.
It is shot in black and white with a small number of key actors in the "movie". The nature of the movie reminded me of Eraserhead by Lynch. Obscure to the max.
The male lead takes his family to Disneyland for a break and in the opening few minutes, he is told that he has lost his job. He doesn't mention this to his overbearing wife and continues on to take his children into Disneyland for a "fun" holiday.
While in there, he finds hidden demons (?) within the rides and, some of the people who are at the park.
The male lead has a fascination with some young French girls (reminiscent of Lolita) and for some reason, he follows them around the park while trying to maintain an innocent pretext that he was not following them.
Towards the end of the film, one of the girls invites him to join her and her friend. He rejects the advance, whereupon she spits on his face.
The man develops a "cat flu" and coughs up fur-balls into the toilets, wherein he dies.
Disney "employees" attend to take the body away, and the son of the man is awarded what looked like a "Buzz Lightyear" badge.
The room is cleaned and another family arrive to visit the theme park...
Movie ends.
I can only say watch it if you are perhaps in an altered state of consciousness or, have absolutely nothing else to watch; including the test pattern on the TV.