Witchhammer
"A woman is a sin."This film made me feel so many things. It angered me. The innocent being accused of something they didn't do just because of the pure greed and hunger for power is just truly frustrating. The women, the men, they weren't evil, they weren't witches. It was Boblig — the evil himself, he was the one working with the devil if anything. The actor did a brilliant job, no doubt. Boblig's eyes were lifeless, seeking nothing but the satisfaction of the innocent's suffering, of the control he had over them when he tortured them, making them confess to something they never did. I was praying for Lautner, hoping he would stand his ground, but that's hard to do when the bones in your legs are crushed from the torture methods, leaving his body weak. This film isn't exactly the most exciting thing, but if you want to watch something that might stick with you and make you think, this is it.
#uncomfortable watch#8/10#never again