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Funny Games (1997) |
| 29 reviews |
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Film rated 3.4 / 5
(Chick rating: 4 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.8 / 5)
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| Paul: remote, controlling. |
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| Sadists dominate remote control. |
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| Arno's assault and bettery. |
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| Haneke's games torture audience. |
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| Funny Game's named torture. |
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| Haneke's game: audience complicity. |
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| Broken eggs trigger horrorshow. |
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| Invaders cheerfully torture family. |
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| Sadists make scrambled eggs. |
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| Austrian psychos borrow eggs. |
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| Driver silences annoying dog. |
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| Haneke's violently blunt object. |
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| Remote reanimates home invader. |
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| Gloved youths menace family. |
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| Home invasion becomes self-referential. |
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| Cleancut psychopaths terrorize vacationers. |
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| Beware strangers' breakfast habits. |
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| Haneke's 'Games': audience's punishment. |
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| Paul, Peter torture family. |
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| Haneke's home invasion thriller. |
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| Postmodern 'Desperate Hours'. |
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| Sickos torture holiday makers. |
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