Miss Magnetiq. Episode 3: Attack of the inexpressible segullserkurkuskrímsliðýrr

Decem­ber 2015 /// 
Linz ///

Dead­pool, Bat­man vs. Super­man: Dawn of Jus­tice, Cap­tain Amer­i­ca 3, X‑Men: Apoc­a­lypse, Sui­cide Squad, Doc­tor Strange! There’s no ques­tion: 2016 will be the year of superheroes!

But the moth­er of all super­heroine movies is com­ing to cin­e­meas with “Miss Mag­ne­tiq: Attack of the inex­press­ible seg­ullserkurkuskrím­sliðdýrr”. In a breath­tak­ing mix­ture of action, hor­ror, sci­ence fic­tion, love and West­ern film mankind is fac­ing the worst and most inex­press­ible mon­ster in the his­to­ry of film.

The crit­ics are already vir­tu­al­ly unan­i­mous in singing the praises:

“[…] one of the most mag­nif­i­cent pieces of seri­ous pop­u­lar enter­tain­ment ever to emanate from Hol­ly­wood.” (Box­of­fice Mag­a­zine, Joseph McBride)

“[…] with­out ques­tion one of the most dis­gust­ing hor­ror films ever made.” (Clark Col­lis, Enter­tain­ment Weekly)

“[…] a shat­ter­ing spec­ta­cle, one of the tru­ly great cin­e­mat­ic illu­sions; a mon­strous, hideous, thrilling débâ­cle […]” (Frank S. Nugent, New York Times)

“[…] a cult sci-fi com­e­dy mis­cast as an elab­o­rate, all-star stu­dio extrav­a­gan­za.” (Todd McCarthy, Variety)

“Infa­mous for its show­er scene, but immor­tal for its con­tri­bu­tion to the hor­ror genre.” (RottenTomatoes.com)

(Video/Editing: Chris­t­ian Dietl/qujOchÖ)

Spe­cial thanks to supermagnete.at & Kre­mer Pig­mente GmbH & Co. KG