Coherence

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Coherence
Starring Emily Foxler, Maury Sterling, Nicholas Brendon, Lorene Scafaria
Directed by James Ward Byrkit

This is going to be a much different type of review, because "Coherence" is one of those unique films that demands you see it to believe it, and to go in with knowing as little as possible. It's a cerebral mind game of the highest caliber, filled with tremendous performances, a tight set design and close-up camera angles that gives you both the sense of claustrophobia and also makes you feel like you're an omniscient third party member of the movie. In essence the film is about a group of friends coming together for a dinner party during a comet passing, but in reality there's so much more to it. It deals with heavy-hitting themes that'll have you talking about it long after it ends, and honestly that's all I can say about this film - go see it!

The Score: A+

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