When I first strapped this movie on (yes, this film felt like I was wearing it as opposed to simply watching), I thought it was a spiritual sequel to Alejandro Jodorowsky's surrealistic offering "El Topo." In fact, it reminded me so much of that as well as his other film, "The Holy Mountain", that I thought this offering was also his, albeit a French version of his Spanish fare. That said, you really have to get used to the constant extreme close ups of mouths and eyes, abrupt sound collages, and fantastic, surrealistic, brightly-lit, super colourful images. If those elements are too jarring, it's best you look elsewhere for entertainment. Gore hounds, however, will appreciate "Let The Corpses Tan." If, however, you're looking for a straight, by the book, Point A to Point B story, this isn't for you.
Review of Let the Corpses Tan
