After Hours
A meek word processor in New York impulsively travels downtown to Soho for a date with an attractive, but apparently disturbed, young woman, and finds himself trapped in a nightmarishly surreal vortex of improbable coincidences and farcical circumstances.
Rowan Krzysiak reviewed
February 13, 2025•
I picked this purely based on its cover art and it turns out it was directed by Scorcese and it is a stonker.
I'd liken it to playing a sexually provocative point and click while getting increasingly drunk with the heating turned up to max. It's a frantic, exciting, confusingly woven stop and start sweat bead of a movie. Keep a cold bottle of water nearby.
Highly recommended.
Rowan Krzysiak reviewed
February 13, 2025•
I picked this purely based on its cover art and it turns out it was directed by Scorcese and it is a stonker.
I'd liken it to playing a sexually provocative point and click while getting increasingly drunk with the heating turned up to max. It's a frantic, exciting, confusingly woven stop and start sweat bead of a movie. Keep a cold bottle of water nearby.
Highly recommended.
