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Title: Kept from brilliance by an amateur author
Review: MEAT IS MURDER contains facts and anecdotes that an ape couldn't make unintersting; however, Mikita Brottman sure comes close. I'm obsessed with cannibal culture. I love reading the horrific accounts of factual cannibalism, and I froth over any film using it as subject matter, from Italian greats by Umberto Lenzi and Ruggero Deodato, to Bob Balaban's hardly related PARENTS. Therefore, I absorb MEAT IS MURDER's parables voraciously, but with extreme resentment. I don't know how Brottman slipped by Jack Sargeant's keen eye for brilliance, but her "style" borders on tedious, and is completely soulless and without voice. This one's for extreme fans only. A little creativity would've been much appreciated.
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