Bloody Hell is a wild, surreal, and offbeat ride—basically every synonym for strange, but in the best possible way. Ben O'Toole is hilarious as the lead, a guy who constantly talks to himself and gets thrown into one absurd situation after another. From a chaotic bank robbery where he tries to play the hero to being kidnapped by a cannibal family in Finland, this movie is a rollercoaster of madness. It’s not for everyone—it’s bloody, violent, and dripping with dark humor—but the incredibly satisfying, crowd-pleasing finale had me laughing my butt off. Despite how bizarre it is, Bloody Hell just works on every level. It's like Texas Chainsaw Massacre collided with Tim Burton’s whimsical weirdness. An absolute blast from start to finish!

If you can't tie knots, tie lots." I really dug the Scandinavian vibes, the story and the schizophrenic characters. O'Toole is very fun, outrageous and deserving of some bigger parts. There were twists and surprises with some gratuitous and graphic pieces mixed throughout. It does feel like something was missing or just left out but I can't put my finger on it - Overall it's probably better to be missing something because a longer runtime would have destroyed things. 371/500 movies & tv for 2023