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my full take on it: SKINAMARINK (2023) Full marks to Writer-Director Kyle Edward Ball. He came up with a concept and doggedly keeps to it, with virtually no concessions to his viewers. SKINAMARINK (named after a similarly titled old nursery rhyme) is an experimental arthouse horror...

Still formulating my thoughts but I have two theories on "what's it all about?" (that is, IF there is a rational explanation:

I can't imagine either watching it in a bright room, or at one of those 2nd tier cinemas with a dim projector bulb or where they don't turn the house lights all the way down.

It's definitely a love/hate kind of movie. Pure arthouse experimental stuff. Surprised it got a general release. Still mulling it over. Anyone?