The Farm

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Dani N @RT54941666 6 days ago Bizarre concept, even more bizarre execution See more helen A @RT32394708 Sep 2, 2026 Wow!!! Just Wow!!! I thought Martyrs (Original) was dark but this went to a whole new level of insane watching - Loved every minute and my stomach dropped at the 2 last scenes - If you are into dark, macabre and weird then this is a must watch - I wasn't keen on the music but I guess it was there to mess with your mind alongside the 70's horror vibe cinematography. See more aundrea R @DreDayy May 23, 2026 This movie flips the world upside down by replacing farm animals with humans, forcing you to confront cruelty most people ignore. Watching people treated like livestock is disturbing, heartbreaking, and eye-opening. It makes you question what we normalize every single day without thinking twice. Brutal. Sad. See more Jared T @RT03552208 Apr 23, 2026 this is a great movie. good cinematography, creepy, dark, excellent music score - long time since i've heard such good scary music. a gem See more Daniel M @RT24493051 Apr 5, 2026 I really love this movie. The music is so perfect for this situation. I know a lot of people dislike this movie but I love this movie. I watch this every night and I just suddenly got addicted to it. I really like it and the plot is really good. I enjoy how the humans are now human life stock and the people wearing the animal masks are liek the animals. They switch roles which is a very brilliant plot. Like I said, this movie in my opinion is an S tier. I really love it! See more Filipe V @filipevieira Jan 9, 2026 The Farm's core strength lies in its disturbing premise: humans treated as livestock. Despite slow pacing and unremarkable performances, the visual symbolism works—silent protagonists reinforce dehumanization while animal masks feel genuinely unsettling. Artificial insemination scenes and graphic imagery push the allegory to uncomfortable extremes. As social commentary on meat consumption and industrial farming, it succeeds. Cinematography creates oppressive atmosphere; the final Last Supper reference closes the narrative meaningfully. Low-budget but effective, this is strictly adult viewing. For those willing to engage, it's a grim, thought-provoking experience that lingers. See more Read all reviews

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