Cover of Jacob Vaughan BAD Milo
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LA RECENSIONE

"And if you discovered that your existential rot resides in your backside?"

News Week

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«immature and absolutely hilarious».

TV Today

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"Annoying film, on the brink of decency. Even if it pulls a few laughs of pure madness"

L' Osservatore Romano

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"Only the Punisher could review such a colossal pile of crap"

Debaser's staff

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Let's say it right away: this BAD MILO is a trashy film with interesting content ideas but poorly executed and sloppy in the form, direction and... overall, basically.

A very unlucky forty-year-old employee leading a dull and flat life suddenly finds himself at the mercy of his bad conscience, his "rotten part" that has always been dormant in his guts and materializes in a cross between E.T. and a Gremlins, bringing chaos, destruction, and the need to clean up "in its own way". A disgusting monster that, believe it or not, enters and exits the protagonist's body ...anally (and it's certainly not doll-sized, eh?)!

A movie that starts off well but gradually loses itself in a meandering screenplay, with actions between the amusing and the horrid, often trivial and lacking in impact.

An exaggerated film that in the hands of some A-list director could have become a cult movie but translated as it is becomes a funny trashy parable (with some enlightened psychological theories) diluted here and there with gusts of horror and black humor...but the very worst kind.

An interesting idea, realized "half-assed".

Which remains, in the end, the TRUE protagonist of the whole film! :)

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Summary by Bot

Bad Milo is a trashy horror comedy centered on a man tormented by a grotesque, anal monster symbolizing his bad conscience. Despite a promising start and clever psychological undertones, the film falters due to a meandering screenplay and sloppy direction. It offers some laughs through its dark humor but ultimately remains a poorly executed concept with cult movie potential if handled differently.

Jacob Vaughan

American film director, known for the 2013 comedy-horror film Bad Milo.
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