Coyote Cinema: Horns

This one's been on my to-watch list for years, and I'm glad I got to it. It's very... visceral. Raw, in an emotional way. Love and Death are catalysts for the most volatile of emotions, and they don't shy away from them. I don't think some of the more fantastic elements played as well as they could, but by that time we were far enough into the picture that I could forgive it. Unvarnished truth and metaphor got mixed together and I'm not certain whether the play was subtler than I could hold on to or whether the symbolism got out of their hands toward the end. Love and Death, as I mentioned earlier, Revenge, Family (both genetic and chosen), Lies we tell ourselves and others.
Four wags and Daniel Radcliffe.