I just watched this last night and absolutely had to write my first IMDB review ever.
If you're a fan of indie horror, prepare to add a new favorite to your list. Envision the visual style of Requiem For A Dream merged with the narrative mastery of Alfred Hitchcock-that's FANG. This film transcends the simple premise of a man transforming into a rat, offering a profound exploration of schizophrenia and its complexities. The film's multiple, well-crafted storylines immediately captivate the audience. It's hard to believe that this is Richard Burgin's directorial debut in feature filmmaking. Here's hoping it's just the beginning of his career in cinema.
If you're a fan of indie horror, prepare to add a new favorite to your list. Envision the visual style of Requiem For A Dream merged with the narrative mastery of Alfred Hitchcock-that's FANG. This film transcends the simple premise of a man transforming into a rat, offering a profound exploration of schizophrenia and its complexities. The film's multiple, well-crafted storylines immediately captivate the audience. It's hard to believe that this is Richard Burgin's directorial debut in feature filmmaking. Here's hoping it's just the beginning of his career in cinema.