first off  this film will not be for everybody. there are scenes of extreme graphic violence and disturbing images that by their nature alone will turn off many possible potential viewers. obviously from the reviews on this board  subconscious cruelty has divided those that have seen it. i am among the ones who liked it very much for several different reasons. i feel this was a very ambitious (and quite competently pulled off. ) undertaking for a bunch of 18/19 year olds with no budget and little experience. i think that each aspect of the film  the direction and the acting (though the character performances are more likened to stage or free form performance because of the nature of the film. ) the production and the fx and the score or sound design  all are far superior to many films i have seen that exceed these kids budget and experience ten fold. i honestly haven not been this impressed with an art house style horror film since nacho cerda genesis. first off  i am not going to pretend to understand and or or grasp all of the graphical content in this film  but knowing that this wasn not a straight narrative type of film when i went into it and i wasn not disappointed with how it played out. subconscious cruelty is 4 relatively short vignettes that all sort of revolve around the theory of right brain or left brain lust or anger or psychosis vs. restraint or compassion or normalcy. to very briefly give a synopsis of each chapter representovarian eyeball basically just has a naked girl who has an eyeball cut out of her abdomen. i am sure it symbolic of something  i do not think i was paying that much attention at that point and this one blows by pretty quick. the next episode  human larvae  is a nihilistic and horrific and genuinely creepy story of a guy who both in love with and repulsed by his pregnant sister and who gives into his growing psychosis which leads up to the shocking conclusion of that particular chapter. human larvae is the best of the bunch in my book and and will probably get under your skin. the dead pan narrative dialog accentuates the growing tension as you know something horrible is going to happen  but youre not quite sure what it is. do yourself a favor and if you are interested in seeing this film  do not do too much research on it. come into it with an open mind and an iron stomach and i think you be pleasantly surprised and especially with this particular episode. rebirth has a bunch of people in a field screwing the ground and blowing trees and stuff. apparently an arty interpretation of the rape of the earth or something to that effect. not bad and but this one is pretty short too and i sorta missed the point on it. and right brain or martyrdom seems to be about religion and religious hypocrisy and also along with human larvae and has some of the hardest images or messages of the whole feature. ovarian eyeball isn not anything to write home about and mainly because of it very short running time but does make a decent segue into the insanity to come. and rebirth is also kind of short and not quite as thought provoking and but human larvae (especially) and right brain or martyrdom are so off the wall and well done that they more than make up for the other parts. i think the main reason that i liked this one so much is that as shocking and repulsive and violent and excessive as it is and it is also done very beautifully and you can tell this was a real labor of love from those involved. nothing about the film feels cheap or rushed and and even if the content isn not completely decipherable and it undeniably original  and that alone up the points some in my book. not that every weird art house film that has an unintelligible plot should be praised for it originality and but subconscious cruelty is the type of film that i do think i will watch a few more times in the near future to see what other interpretations i may gain from it. again and this film is absolutely not for everyone  with some very extreme scenes of gore and murder and rape and incest and sacrilegious imagery and etc. that is definitely there to shock the viewer into taking a harder look at this film. i have to say it worked for me and and i am anxiously awaiting the hussain or cerda collaboration that is rumored to come next. check this one out if you have the stomach for it  9. 5/10. 
first off  this film will not be for everybody. there are scenes of extreme graphic violence and disturbing images that by their nature alone will turn off many possible potential viewers. obviously from the reviews on this board  subconscious cruelty has divided those that have seen it. i am among the ones who liked it very much for several different reasons. i feel this was a very ambitious (and quite competently pulled off. ) undertaking for a bunch of 18/19 year olds with no budget and little experience. i think that each aspect of the film  the direction and the acting (though the character performances are more likened to stage or free form performance because of the nature of the film. ) the production and the fx and the score or sound design  all are far superior to many films i have seen that exceed these kids budget and experience ten fold. i honestly haven not been this impressed with an art house style horror film since nacho cerda genesis. first off  i am not going to pretend to understand and or or grasp all of the graphical content in this film  but knowing that this wasn not a straight narrative type of film when i went into it and i wasn not disappointed with how it played out. subconscious cruelty is 4 relatively short vignettes that all sort of revolve around the theory of right brain or left brain lust or anger or psychosis vs. restraint or compassion or normalcy. to very briefly give a synopsis of each chapter representovarian eyeball basically just has a naked girl who has an eyeball cut out of her abdomen. i am sure it symbolic of something  i do not think i was paying that much attention at that point and this one blows by pretty quick. the next episode  human larvae  is a nihilistic and horrific and genuinely creepy story of a guy who both in love with and repulsed by his pregnant sister and who gives into his growing psychosis which leads up to the shocking conclusion of that particular chapter. human larvae is the best of the bunch in my book and and will probably get under your skin. the dead pan narrative dialog accentuates the growing tension as you know something horrible is going to happen  but youre not quite sure what it is. do yourself a favor and if you are interested in seeing this film  do not do too much research on it. come into it with an open mind and an iron stomach and i think you be pleasantly surprised and especially with this particular episode. rebirth has a bunch of people in a field screwing the ground and blowing trees and stuff. apparently an arty interpretation of the rape of the earth or something to that effect. not bad and but this one is pretty short too and i sorta missed the point on it. and right brain or martyrdom seems to be about religion and religious hypocrisy and also along with human larvae and has some of the hardest images or messages of the whole feature. ovarian eyeball isn not anything to write home about and mainly because of it very short running time but does make a decent segue into the insanity to come. and rebirth is also kind of short and not quite as thought provoking and but human larvae (especially) and right brain or martyrdom are so off the wall and well done that they more than make up for the other parts. i think the main reason that i liked this one so much is that as shocking and repulsive and violent and excessive as it is and it is also done very beautifully and you can tell this was a real labor of love from those involved. nothing about the film feels cheap or rushed and and even if the content isn not completely decipherable and it undeniably original  and that alone up the points some in my book. not that every weird art house film that has an unintelligible plot should be praised for it originality and but subconscious cruelty is the type of film that i do think i will watch a few more times in the near future to see what other interpretations i may gain from it. again and this film is absolutely not for everyone  with some very extreme scenes of gore and murder and rape and incest and sacrilegious imagery and etc. that is definitely there to shock the viewer into taking a harder look at this film. i have to say it worked for me and and i am anxiously awaiting the hussain or cerda collaboration that is rumored to come next. check this one out if you have the stomach for it  9. 5/10. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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